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cjohansen 2026-01-05T12:00:27.365639Z

https://github.com/cjohansen/powerpack/ - Build static web sites with Clojure, Datomic and a bunch of other useful utilities. https://clojars.org/no.cjohansen/powerpack/versions/2026.01.1: Make java-time-literals an optional dependency, in case you want to use other reader literals for java.time classes.

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Shantanu Kumar 2026-01-12T15:29:11.873779Z

@ovidiu.stoica1094 That's quite impressive and telling about Powerpack. I'd love to learn about how you use Powerpack. (I'm guessing others on #web may be interested as well.)

Ovi Stoica 2026-01-11T18:01:07.995589Z

http://shipclojure.com (though not public) is also built with powerpack and replicant). Powerpack is used for all the static pages, doc pages. Its a great experience and it gives a simple base on which you can built very complex things I'm happy to show you how shipclojure website uses powerpack if you are interested 🙂

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Shantanu Kumar 2026-01-08T02:44:17.644439Z

@christian767 Hi, congratulations on a new release! Is there any public site made with Powerpack that I can look at (to understand the structure, look and feel)? I want to evaluate whether I can move a static project site from Mkdocs-material to Powerpack.

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cjohansen 2026-01-08T07:54:52.449539Z

Hi! Powerpack only gives you data modeling tooling and a technical setup for building static web sites. It has no look and feel, no inherent structure etc. You bring those things yourself. There's a step by step tutorial here: https://github.com/cjohansen/powerblog I've built some sites with it: https://cjohansen.no https://matvaretabellen.mattilsynet.no https://smilefjes.mattilsynet.no https://parenteser.mattilsynet.no

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