Clojurians Log v2
gratitude
Hello folks, I just want to publicly thank @joost-diepenmaat @skuroq, and everyone who helped organize Dutch Clojure Days 26. It was an awesome event — congratulations! And thanks as well to @plexus for kindly helping me with the tickets thanks2🙏.
You're very welcome. Nice channel by the way 🙂
i just noticed that after nubank assumed control of defprotocol links to the correct source where it's defined, every page shows which dialect it exists in (jvm, cljs, babashka), tons more work. i visit the site every day and it's been great to see it under active development and improvement. thank you jordan and team!
I'm so glad all the small improvements have been helpful! I'll continue to make small ux enhancements but I'm excited to be currently thinking about a major redesign in line with a 2 year vision I've outlined here: https://github.com/nubank/clojuredocs/blob/master/docs/2026vison.md
hellllll yeah that's very exciting
@lorilynjmiller would it be feasible to also (officially!) offer clojuredocs in an offline-browsable format (https://kapeli.com/docsets (and therefore automatically, also https://zealdocs.org/ for us non mac-OS users))? I've wanted to personally piggy-back off this project: https://github.com/dlokesh/clojuredocs-docset (there is a user-contributed clojuredocs in Zeal repo, but I don't know how current it is). So, perhaps this, or something like it can become a part of the doc build / CI job.
Generally, I have an all-offline workflow... it's great! Online-only docs tend to be one of the key deal-breakers for this kind of workflow. So if I'm frequenting a document source, it is great when the manual / docs are available in a format that is very easy to browse / consume: e.g. a PDF, or a single plain HTML page (in-lined CSS, preferably no Javascript whatsoever), or zeal/dash docsets. Of course, I can always wget-crawl an offline archive, or cobble together my own docset, but that tends to get stale fast, and its brittle because I can't keep up with the remote documentation's structural changes (hierarchy re-orgs, formatting changes, URL changes etc... even if the raw content is available as a git repo).
(I do get that this is a "power user" ask... but then again, I suspect "power user" types are not, by a long shot, rare birds in the clojureverse!)
i like the idea of supporting offline time 🙂 I've created an GH issue to address supporting offline browsable docs I'm going through old issues and working on some triage this week. this seems like it could be a good contender for one of those small isolated UX improvements though - thanks for bringing up