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Steven Deobald14:03:35

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

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lispyclouds20:04:21

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! 😄

quoll20:04:07

Thank you @rahul080327. I enjoyed it!

borkdude20:04:55

I couldn't be there, but I'll watch the video :) I hope you had a good time :)

lispyclouds20:04:42

Thanks a lot for being there and sharing your experiences and catching my destructuring mistake too @U051N6TTC 😄

quoll21:04:15

Oh, it was minor. You did a great job, thank you!

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Gunnar22:04:14

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.

borkdude22:04:57

@U0359E1F02H Hopefully the video will be out not too long from now :)

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Gunnar22:04:53

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.

borkdude22:04:32

> still looking for likeminded people/projects probably #babashka is the group for that

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borkdude22:04:30

As for rewriting existing shell scripts: we recently had one round of that, I think we're good for now

Gunnar22:04:48

Yeah, that's what I thought. They look reasonable.

lispyclouds06:04:09

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

borkdude07:04:36

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.

lispyclouds07:04:47

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.

lispyclouds20:04:21

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! 😄