I’ve got quite a lot of gratitude for @yogthos’s enduring commitment to providing mix-and-match templates to make starting a significant Clojure/ClojureScript project easy. First by creating http://www.luminusweb.net/ and tirelessly maintaining it for years — and now, on top of that, by pouring a whole new batch of energy into making an updated and improved tool, https://yogthos.net/posts/2022-01-08-IntroducingKit.html. Luminus has been a pleasure to use for years (off and on for me, but it’s always my go-to for side projects), and Kit looks even more so — I’m really looking forward to giving it a try! The Clojure community isn’t much for monolithic frameworks, but putting together every bit of plumbing manually can be a real challenge for beginners (and is something I’d often rather skip for non-production projects). It’s hard to chart a course between those two extremes, but it can be done, and @yogthos has been a dedicated advocate for the middle path for a long time now. Thanks, Dmitri, for all your work over the years to benefit the Clojure community and help bring new folks on board 💚

you’re very welcome, and it’s really great to hear this stuff is helping make a difference!