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See you at the Clerk study session today. https://clojureverse.org/t/visual-tools-meeting-4-studying-clerk/
In about 20 minutes, @taylor.jeremydavid will be doing an XTDB 1.21.0 showcase, including some tricky Datalog queries which showed up across Clojurians (not just #xtdb). He'll also announce some new team members and, if there's time, chat a bit about 2021's R&D efforts which are now just D efforts. 🙂 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/xtdb-121-showcase-tickets-296717448877
Babashka + Clojure event at https://www.meetup.com/novalug/ with @rahul080327 https://www.meetup.com/novalug/events/fzklrsydcgbmb/
Reminder for this tomorrow! We will be diving into pretty much bashing bash, some clojure idioms and some of the nitty gritties of how babashka is made! See you there! 😄
Thank you @rahul080327. I enjoyed it!
Thanks a lot for being there and sharing your experiences and catching my destructuring mistake too @U051N6TTC 😄
This sounds like a great meetup that I would have enjoyed. Although I can confidently answer yes to your question (being quite proficient in Bourne shell programming and adequate at Make), I am enjoying a lot more writing my recent tooks and automation in clojure! 🙂 I would love to find like-minded to share common implementations in the area of "shell programming" in clj/bb.
closing the loop here too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvOs5Ele6VE
Thanks for posting. Most of the session was a bit too basic for me, but I should have noticed that this was an introduction to a Linux user group and not a clojure group (where it would be expected to know clojure basics). So I'm still working on little projects around automating/improving the shell experience with useful scripts, aliases, etc. with bb, and still looking for likeminded people/projects. On another note, @rahul080327 you requested help with the CI scripts for babashka. I would be happy to contribute (tag @U04V15CAJ) with anything that needs skills in Linux, bash, docker, etc. I took a quick look at the automation scripts and they look like reasonably well written quality scripts to me, so I don't know what you need at the moment. (Or do you just want more comments/documentation?) Anyway, just let me know if there's a ticket I should look at, or any general ideas you have along those lines.
> still looking for likeminded people/projects probably #babashka is the group for that
As for rewriting existing shell scripts: we recently had one round of that, I think we're good for now
Well there is https://github.com/clj-kondo/clj-kondo/blob/master/.circleci/script/docker too @U0359E1F02H 😄 not as complex as the bb ones but we can have consistency there to maybe? Im thinking of starting a common repo for these things which could be pulled in at places
For now I think not touching it would be better. With every change there is a risk of breaking something. I think there should be a good reason for a big change.
Agreed, I'm pretty much marking them as a potentially higher source of bugs if any 😆 quite the scarring with the docker script in bb.
Reminder for this tomorrow! We will be diving into pretty much bashing bash, some clojure idioms and some of the nitty gritties of how babashka is made! See you there! 😄