@podviaznikov: ping

@podviaznikov: wondering right now — what's the reason to do rendering inside a pod? given that I need to declare a hiccup dependency etc myself anyways we could just skip the pod stuff?

@martinklepsch: I think @juhoteperi can answer that much better then me

ping @juhoteperi

Pods are used so that changes namespaces are relaoded after changes

Like boot-test

if clojure namespaces change, the pod is thrown away and new one created

ah I see

I was thinking if we could remove that we could just allow people to pass functions instead of symbols that need to be in proper namespaces

but I guess the reloading aspect makes sense

A name for the data Perun is passing from task to task would be nice

like there is a FileSet in Boot there are Entries or so in Perun

however just Entries might be a bit too generic

https://github.com/martinklepsch/perun-guide — feedback welcome. I hope to expand on the blog/task/deploy guide later today/this week

wow, that is super cool @martinklepsch!

I'm referencing a bunch of to-be-written guides at the end. I think eventually it'd make sense to move everything into the wiki

@martinklepsch: that looks really great

@pesterhazy: thanks, any suggestions welcome

I think the How Perun/Boot work bit could be cleared up a bit the same words are used to describe both interchangeably

@podviaznikov: do you have an svg version of the logo?

unfortunately I don’t have svg

@podviaznikov: the bolts somehow remind me of SS runes 😕

oh, wow. just googled and now I see. wasn’t intended

need to think how to get new logo

@podviaznikov: I don't think it's super obvious but at some point I realized it looks familiar.

I vote for something colorful

Yeah, I’d prefer to have something colorful myself. I used this tool https://www.tailorbrands.com/ to generate logo and they don’t have colors. I like confetti’s logo

The recipe is: buy 99c the noun project icon, add text, add gradient. 😄

I might have an idea. Will give it a try tomorrow

so I think this service that I used do exactly the same as you suggested: noun project icon, select font and add test. But I don’t think they have gradients