Announcing https://clojars.org/aleph/versions/0.9.8: • Bump Netty to https://netty.io/news/2026/05/04/4-1-133-Final.html to fix various CVEs (https://github.com/clj-commons/aleph/pull/783) • Update other dependencies, too Contributions by (in alphabetical order): Moritz Heidkamp.
New Release https://github.com/avanelsas/baredom What's in 2.8.0 Summary Bump version to 2.8.0 across package.json, build.clj, deps.edn. New web components: - x-i18n / x-i18n-provider — translation with parameter interpolation - x-kinetic-canvas — animated background, motion-respecting - x-multi-combobox — multi-select chips, cancelable change-request (per request of @asier.galdos) Code improvements — Working towards a generic model for modeling and rendering web components - Shared code for property installers, property accessors, event dispatching Live demos of all web components at the repo's https://avanelsas.github.io/baredom/. Feedback Welcome! There is a #baredom channel where you can ask questions
So fast. You are billy the kid!
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#gloat version v0.1.30
Thanks to the Clojurists Together sponsorship for Gloat, as of today the gloat --repl CLI REPL might be the most feature rich of all the Clojure dialects!
Check out this comparison with bb, lein and clj at https://github.com/gloathub/gloat/blob/main/doc/gloat-repl.md#feature-comparison
Here's a glimpse of --repl in action.
This is just day one. If you could bang on this and report back your issues and ideas, that would be greatly appreciated.
gloat has no dependencies to speak of. You don't need to install go or glj or anything else.
You can install it with make -f <(curl -sL
You can also run that REPL above with this single Docker cmd:
docker run --rm -it ubuntu:latest bash -c 'apt update && apt install -y curl git make xz-utils && make -f <(curl -sL ) install PREFIX=/usr/local && gloat --repl'
In other words, you can try out all the REPL features without installing anything. 😄If you see any mistakes or misgivings about the comparison table I posted, please let me know,
This is really awesome work!