Sean and I both have shared our user level configuration that includes a wide number of aliases for development tools Here is a page from the Practicalli Clojure book that shows how to install this configuration https://practicalli.github.io/clojure/clojure-tools/install/community-tools.html The pages that follow show common tasks and the description of all the aliases and tools available

There is also a link to Sean’s configuration in the Clojure-deps-edn project readme

@U01RVS03CAZ Here’s the link to my config https://github.com/seancorfield/dot-clojure which has all the aliases you see in my talk (there’s a page or two of links at the end of my presentation BTW and you can find the slide deck here https://corfield.org/pages/presentations/ with links to both recordings of the talk).

It’s not really intended to be a tutorial — more an example of what the RDD techniques involve — and I tend to change the contents of my dot-clojure files fairly regularly. The assumption is that you install the whole thing: the whole deps.edn file and the dev.clj file as well (since it is used by the :dev/repl alias — which is the new name for the :dev alias since that conflicted with a common alias in various other projects).

Still, I’m happy to answer question about anything that comes up in the talk recordings.

Awesome, thank you guys