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2016-03-10
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malcolmsparks08:03:20

@nha - that's very odd - something up with clojars

malcolmsparks08:03:40

anyway, no matter, yada is now 1.1.0 !

malcolmsparks08:03:09

[yada "1.1.0"]

nha08:03:43

This one downloads correctly yes

malcolmsparks08:03:49

there are probably still some bugs... but all software has bugs right? 😉

nha09:03:08

Haha will report if I find something

malcolmsparks09:03:31

But I feel this version has been tested as much as we can. We've given it quite a few stress tests and it's held up ok

malcolmsparks09:03:41

Definitely time to move out of beta

nha09:03:11

(most likely I will just have questions about how it is supposed to be used but..) Great timing - I am moving to work on my personnal project in a few weeks

nha09:03:36

time to do some Clojure (finally !)

malcolmsparks09:03:54

Yes, most of the questions recently have been about usage - of course the docs still need more work, but it's not enough to hold off the release because of that - I'll still be improving the docs over the coming weeks

malcolmsparks09:03:10

@nha great! hope you enjoy it as much as I do simple_smile

nha09:03:56

Definitely - I feel everything I may want is there already, it's just that we have to dig a bit

nha09:03:05

The one thing that would help me remove some of my custom code is when the sente/aleph adapter will be ready : https://github.com/ztellman/sente

nha21:03:33

Trying to make a websocket route with bidi/yada/sente. Has anyone made websockets/yada work together ? Right now I need to make an appropriate response to the OPTIONS request : I have :access-control {:allow-origin "*"}