Clojurians Log v2

Might cause issues with regards to mail that might not be worth the giggles 😅

I’ve noticed clojars being incredibly slow today.. am I the only one?

Nope. I noticed the same

They had some DB issues this morning but should be back up now

Fun way to learn some flex-box layout basics: http://www.flexboxdefense.com/ (Works really bad in Safari, you have been warned).

I asked yesterday in #clojars because I was seeing a lot of 504 Gateway Time-out errors and Toby confirmed this morning that it was a database issue and has since been fixed.

I am interested to make a forum structure similar to http://ask.clojure.org or http://clojureverse.org but for non-english speakers. I am not sure if both of them were built from scratch or there is a template/layout service that provide basic functionalities and we only customize and manage the forum. Would like to know more info on that if someone knows

Dunno about http://ask.clojure.org, but Clojureverse is Discourse (https://www.discourse.org/).

http://ask.clojure.org is a PHP project — I can’t remember the name of it but @alexmiller would know.

http://www.question2answer.org/ it looks like.

Ah, yes, I remember now 🙂

great!! thanks!

(I thought it said somewhere on the ask site but it isn’t mentioned in the About page)

yes, I read it before asking. The same for clojureverse, or I missed it

@iagwanderson Perhaps just Github Discussions works well enough?

I'm using it for babashka Q/A / idea discussions, it works well

we have more than 500 members in a pt-BR chat talking about clojure. I would like to provide another structure (forum-like) to become a knowledge base as clojureverse and ask-clojure. Not sure yet if this would have traction though, but worth trying

yeah, I like the clojureverse software (discourse)

I leaning more towards discourse, really like that structure

if you end up going towards q2a, I'm happy to provide a couple pointers. in default install it's a spam honeypot. but it sounds to me like you are doing more interactive stuff, and certainly discourse is better for that.

sigh "not not 😒" (yes, for some reasons strings can be null or "null"... I don't know how this occured)