In light of the latest npm hacks, here is the package json comparison based on the new version of @shipclojure 😌 Most of the removals are moving from react to replicant. I think I can even do without date-fns since #clojurescript comes with it's own date manipulation.

Was researching best software to publish docs but then I realized I wanted them on the main shipclojure(.)com website so I just used shipclojure to build them. Currently just static pages (for that sweet SEO juice) but I'll add algolia-like search What do you think? (Docs not complete btw)

The new Datomic/Replicant/Datascript stack for @shipclojure now has automatic CI/CD through kamal-deploy.org. It's awesome! You own your infrastructure, you can deploy to any server, whether Digital Ocean, Hetzner, or any other VM vendor. Stay tuned for the official launch!

"The hero is the man of self-achieved submission. But submission to what? That is precisely the riddle that today we have to ask ourselves, and that is everywhere the primary virtue and historic deed of the hero to have solved. " - The Hero With A Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell

Is there a probable future where the next generations will be full of (even more) very entitled people because, from a very early age, they had AI tell them "You're absolutely right!" all day long?

Lately I'm thinking of starting a newsletter, but because I'm weird, I don't want to do fancy things with images, rich formatting, and other such things. I want a newsletter where I just write normal text with some occasional links. Is there an API based software that does that?

This is how YouTube should look! Just go there for deliberate search, not to be hypnotized by the feed.

I've just finished migrating all of shipclojure's Datomic stack authentication handlers to use github.com/ovistoica/r..., and it's a joy to work with. - Debugging routes is now very easy - Added 1k lines of unit tests and caught some bugs in the process Note: Those are *new* tests

Just released ring-nexus-middleware 🎉 Middleware to support FCIS (Functional Core, Imperative Shell) style programming in ring handlers through Nexus - a zero-dependency data-driven action dispatch system.

Don’t fight against your natural rhythm. I am more disciplined since I moved my alarm from 6 to 7 AM.

That moment when you hit a problem so hard on your main project that you decide it is a good time to remake your emacs config

First Clojars release of Simulflow - build voice AI agents with Clojure using a data-centric functional approach. Check it out: github.com/shipclojure... Release notes below 👇

When was this released?? This is awesome! re-frame for modern #clojure react wrappers github.com/factorhouse...

Yes! AI is creating a monoculture on the frontend, but also language-wise. Most new startups use TypeScript frontends & Python/TypeScript on the backend too. While this will help you move fast initially, it will seriously impact your hiring later down the line www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3J...

Since core.async.flow does mainly normal threads for each process, I'm experimenting with using vthreads for all other async work. Pretty happy with current work

voice-fn now became simulfow - Origin from the Dune Universe github.com/shipclojure...

What’s a good way to store logs so you can serve them as part of a rest endpoint for a particular request-id?

If you are into voice AI, the CEO of Krisp has you covered! voice-ai-newsletter.krisp.ai/?r=nft01&ut...

See you at re:clojure 2025! Can't wait to hang out with all the cool #clojure peps! Who else is coming?

shipclojure.com now supports purchase power parity for the lifetime deal!

From the category of "I didn't knew I needed it until I saw it": clojure+ by @nikitonsky . This package is so awesome! ⭐ github.com/tonsky/cloj...

Hear me out: loveable(.)dev but with daisy ui instead of shadcn so you are not tied to react ✨ Reshare if you would use. Let's see if this idea has legs

Being a programmer nowadays

Coming back to the re-frame data-fetching story. I’m coming at this from the react mindset where, as soon as I navigate to a page, I want to fetch data related to that page. HOWEVER I see that some re-frame apps, just fetch everything at the start and it’s done…

I’ve listened to this podcast on functional core, imperative shell by Magnars and the concept sounds very cool but I’d love to see an example of this, compared to the 3 layer classic application (mvc). Anybody has some code I can look at? open.spotify.com/episode/0Fi...

Update on the shipclojure launch: - 10 new customers (total 38 customers) - 2k EUR total revenue from the launch Users reported some issues with getting started, so I'm busy this morning 👨‍💻 I'm thankful to everybody who acquired ShipClojure, and more features are coming.

I'm waiting for gemini to drop a cli like claude code cause claude is crazy expensive 😳

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Am I the only one who needs this flex-enum function for Malli schemas way too much?

Re-frame needs a better data-fetching story, with caching, mutation support, cache invalidation, subscription support, polling, re-fetching on focus, and more.

Salut asta e o postare dhd

Finally got automatic deployment as part of @shipclojure to @flydotio and it feels very nice 😌

The more I talk to companies and hearing their recruitment struggles, the happier I am choosing #clojure as my default stack. 1. Finding developers and jobs is easy 2. Your inbox doesn't get flooded with AI generated CVs 3. Most of the people that you interview are senior

The best gift AI can give to functional programmers is breaking the Lisp curse! Let's use it to write documentation & examples so our libraries see more usage and we don't have a scattered community! Example using claude code to write documentation for shipclojure about rendering & sending emails 👇

New docs site for shipclojure 📚 🚀 Official launch on may 1st!

Major bonus points for Google Gemini 2.5 for having the 🎾 to contradict my suggestions. Claude 3.7 never does this:

I'm so happy shipclojure tests in CI replicate accurate production setups. Initially, I was spawning an in-memory H2 DB for tests, but it is clunky because you always have to think about what PSQL functionality it supports. Now I run psql both in dev, prod & tests 😌

This is the most complete and up-to-date Stripe #clojure library out there. Please tag the author if you know their username. Yonureker, thank you for this excellent library! 🙏

@shipclojure is officially launching on May 1st. Many people told me I should drop the project since it is a small market. I didn't do it because I strongly believe #clojure should see more adoption, so we don't fade into "nice language" territory in this new AI age.

@svelte.dev tried to hide this from us

I'm really good at quitting bad habits by reading books: Quit smoking by reading a book Quit porn by reading a book I'm reading Digital Minimalism so I won't last long here 😂

I loved Christian Johansen's talk about continuous delivery. I had never seen a demo of trunk-based development, but after witnessing it, I started to implement it for my projects, particularly the granular commits. Learned a lot from this video. Some notes 🧵: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnE...

It’s weird that the more free time I had, the more full my inbox was. Now that the baby came, I'm suddenly on top of things. Sometimes pressure brings out the best

The reward is in the work you GET to do, not in the results of that work

Still funny

"Seek freedom and become captive of your desires. Seek discipline and find your liberty." (from "Chapterhouse: Dune" by "Frank Herbert")

After the birth of my daughter, I suddenly became overwhelmed with tasks and lack of time. Strangely, this made me more efficient and awakened a craving for structure in my organization. I'm going back to GTD and organizing special times for GTD Review, reading emails, and doing tasks:

You know you are on the right track when you remove as much JS interop as possible

I eventually settled on fork as the form system for shipclojure. I had to make it work nicely with Uix, but the result is lovely, and the experience is better than react-hook-form

The new :& operator in Uix is incredibly useful. It is equivalent to the spread/rest operator in javascript. Needed this so much