Thanks to everyone who showed up and participated in the lively discussion. Thanks to Ticean for presenting. Here is a link to the "Performance Matters" talk that was mentioned. All the talks are on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-TLSBdHe1A
Sorry I couldn't make it yesterday, I almost twisted my ankle while skateboarding couple of days ago 🛹
Oops. Hope you heal quickly.
Here is a link to register for the DataHike meeting of scicloj that @nate mentioned. https://tinyurl.com/y2n3zlu4
Feeling better already - I just need to take it easy for the next couple of days - gives me the time to wrap up some of the libs I'm trying to open source 😉
Yeah, you can put the downtime to productive use!
that's the plan!
Here is a link to the "fast startup for clojure shell scripts using graalvm" I'd mentioned https://github.com/borkdude/babashka
oh yeah, I'm a big fan of borkdude's stuff, he also has clj-kondo and jet, both of which I use
clj-kondo is awesome
I'm working on a codeclimate engine for it, to replace kibit
TIL that Sean Corfield’s clj-new
project generator supports modifying existing projects! The existing options are low-level but looks like a good starting point.
https://github.com/seancorfield/clj-new#clj-generators
ooh, handy
we have a bash script and a git repo for that :thinking_face:
the upside is that our project template is a real clojure app and can be tested in the CI etc
(something I think is harder to do with lein templates)
i’ve only worked with lein templating in the past. so don’t know much about clj-new
.
But the readme says there’s a built-in template for generating new templates, and they can be tested with clj -A:test:runner
.