Clojurians Log v2

I tried core.async, my theory is that it doesn't work since it's compiled with .NET 2.1

I'm running Ubuntu

I've loaded a NuGet lib from ClojureCLR with .net 6 iirc

I've tried all of them. I was running all the tests under .NET 6. They are .netstandard2.0 and netstandard2.1. The latter should load under Core3.1 and later. Only on Windows. don't know why it would matter.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard?tabs=net-standard-2-1

Thanks for the clarification dmiller

I think it's pretty fast for using some sloppy .NET interop 😄. But haven't tried db calls yet

Nice! 👏

Looking forward to playing with it and looking at how you structured it.

I think it's really positive that .net 7 works so well with clojure-clr. We get tons of useful stuff for free, and those things are also maintained and used in the wild.

This is awesome, thank you!

It would be cool to have something like http-kit ported to ClojureCLR but I feel like that's probably a heavy lift

Seeing .cljr everywhere made me a bit giddy

It seems like it’s even in a bit too many places in the latest alpha 😄

Could not locate clojure_clr/util/platform with extensions .cljr, .cljc, .cljr,

I hope github can add Clojure syntax highlighting for .cljr files soon. I imagine it's difficult to request that sort of thing though

oh! I didn’t realize that would be an issue

Yeah I had assumed it would. On the bright side, github seems to be smart enough to know that .cljr files contain Clojure source code when calculating the language percent bar as @jarvinenemil’s repo is correctly "100% Clojure"

https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/31654/force-github-syntax-highlighting-language-on-source-files

Ah, there is a way

This may be good to add to the FAQ in the ClojureCLR repo

I wrote a Maya script a couple years ago and was annoyed at not having any syntax highlighting in github, so this is good to know more generally

At some point .cljs and .cljc must have been added to the list of Clojure source files though, so I'm curious what process was involved in getting those added, as that's the better long term solution for .cljr

Looks like adding a PR to this repo would do it, but they have a "checklist" of requirements for submitting new extensions, so we may have to wait until .cljr is used more widely. https://github.com/github/linguist

Here's the PR that got merged to add .bb to the Clojure file extension list, probably a good template for whenever we meet the requirements https://github.com/github/linguist/pull/5931

Great detective work, Emma! 🕵️‍♀️ 👍

Now we all just need to start writing and publishing more ClojureCLR code (and I need to start using the .cljr extension instead of crowding .cljc files)

yeah, I have a repo soon to be published where I’ll use that too 🙂

"files.associations": { "*.cljr": "clojure" } If you're using vscode, add this to ur settings.json 🙂

@emma.griffin thanks for the advice, the repo now has syntax highlighting

I'm going to try to add .cljr to clojure mode in emacs as well, whenever I have the time to reach out to the project maintainer. The maintainer approved my PR to add lein-clr support to inf-clojure so I imagine he'll be open to this addition as well, hopefully

@emma.griffin For syntax highlighting at least, the following works:

(setq auto-mode-alist (cons '("\\.cljr$" . clojure-mode) auto-mode-alist))

I'm not sure I would describe progress on nREPL as 'inexorable'. I'm taking a short break to clear my head.

yeah, clojure-mode support would be a good start though, especially for new users to that it works out of the box rather than requiring a custom config edit

Have just switched to use .cljr for ring-clr 🙂

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