Dan Bunea

@pappapez @CursiveIDE I wonder if this would be possible as a Cursive plugin?

The latest @CursiveIDE adds an inline Clojure results inspector. And it rocks! I would fucking kill to be able to do something like this for Calva! So awesome.

We are starting the #clojure #meetup in #barcelona with a talk about #datomic meetup.com/clojurebcn/eve…

@jackrusher Unfortunately, 404! I was interested in how hosting an app using datomic local would work. Do you, by any chance, have a GitHub link? Thanks

Here's an example garden app using Datomic (shown as a Clerk notebook, of course!) datomic-example.apps.garden

To all my #clojure people, you probably want to sign up for this: application.garden

New post: JavaScript Bloat in 2024 tonsky.me/blog/js-bloat/

updated @ElectricClojure demo of #autentification using #auth0. It's a #ring middleware, and we use #polylith. In the readme there's a description of how to setup a free Auth0 app to test it: gitlab.com/danbunea/elect…

@reserved_words @stopachka @borkdude Using a socket REPL you can inspect any value you want from the running Clojure server

@stopachka @borkdude What do you mean by 'capture the environment'?

One of the many wins of Clojure: Gnarly error in prod? No problem. ssh in. Capture the environment. Spit it into a file. Repro locally and get fixing.

@dustingetz @ElectricClojure Was that me? Because it is exactly how I think of it.

"My god this was easy to write! When you change something, it's just there. The progress I made was ... WOW. And how fast!" — @ElectricClojure user demoing his chat app

an @ElectricClojure demo of #authentification using #auth0. Something such as: youtube.com/watch?v=sviFor… . The code isn't done, and it isn't (yet) adapted to the latest #electric-fiddle. It is here: gitlab.com/danbunea/elect…

Do you have a #code #generation #strategy in your company? I am talking about using #LLMs to generate code. A tactic would be to use #Github #Copilot, but it isn't a strategy.

Alrighty folks. If you're doing any kind of web app dev, you owe it to yourself to checkout github.com/hyperfiddle/el… by @dustingetz . There's a learning curve if you're not up to speed on Clojure/Script development. But this is the way all web apps should be developed.

My current contract is running out and I am looking for a new team of people working on shipping awesome software products to their users. Please help me share this around, friends!

Don't know where to start with #electric #clojure in #calva using the #repl? This is the github.com/hyperfiddle/el…

@catalinmpit We also buy 1.5-2.5 ton cars with 5 seats which are used almost all the time by one person

We buy laptops and use them as computers.

@nikitonsky We use #sente client/server with #ring on top of #httpkit. In production for 1.5 years, works great. AWS/Kubernettes

What’s the most current web-server for Clojure with best websockets support? And what’s the best way to deal with them on Clojure side? Ring? Aleph? Immutant? Something else?

@AurelAvramescu @PoliticsAndEd the venues on montjuic in barcelona (Palau sant Jordi, Estadi olimpic) constantly have concerts, most of them with 50k people and it works smoothly. See palausantjordi.barcelona/en/events

Some Americans are so unfamiliar with trains that they can’t even image their existence.

#Datomic #as-of and #since, in practice (part 3) But another interesting thing, is seeing the changes since a particular time using since (think you're asking only for changes since a particular time):

#Datomic #as-of and #since, in practice (part 2) Now we can pull, at the different times of the transactions, using as-of meaning we'll only see the results as they were at that time:

#Datomic #as-of and #since, in practice (part 1) Considering we have a simple #Datomic database, where we do 3 transactions. First we add an app. Then we add a chat "c1" in that app. Then we add another chat "c2" in the same app. Transaction history: