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moclojer will gain support for websocket mocking, with code that has all tests working (integration and unit tests), documentation, etc. Now it just needs review from the core team \o/
moclojer v0.3.5 is now available!
This simple and efficient HTTP mock server continues to evolve with improved specification support for yaml, edn, and OpenAPI. Perfect for your API testing needs.
https://docs.moclojer.com/releases/v0.3.5
#moclojer #APITesting #clojure @clojure !clojure@lemmy.ml
Rama, the 100x developer platform, is now free for production use
Rama, the 100x developer platform, is now free for production use
I’m excited today to announce we’re ending our private beta and making Rama free for production use! You can download Rama here. Rama is a platform for developing any backend at any scale that unifies computation and storage, supports infinite data...
Rearchitecting My Trello Management Tool with Claude Code using Vibe Coding/Architecting (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this blog series, I shared my experience using Claude Code to resurrect a critical Trello card management tool that I’ve relied on for 6 years but hadn’t maintained in 2 years. After Twitter API changes broke my data pipeline and...
metosin/vrac: pure cljs frontend rendering with signals
https://github.com/metosin/vrac
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/metosin/vrac
Resurrecting My Trello Management Tool and Data Pipeline with Claude Code using Vibe Coding (Part 1)
IntroductionWhat do you do when you have a critical book deadline and need to use a tool you wrote that hasn’t worked in two years? It doesn’t deploy anymore because of some obscure error at startup in Google Cloud Run. And you haven’t touched the...
Just re-watched "Simple made easy" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdOUGdseq4) which I do sometimes and just found out I used a monorepo and deps for Bauhaus (https://github.com/gorillalabs/bauhaus) because it made things easy (as in nearby).
Hopefully also simple, but this special design choice was there because it made things "easy".
It was nice to see in this Reddit thread https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1isg77o/which_language_is_one_for_which_emacs_is_godly_at/ many people saying that #Emacs has amazing support for #Clojure because of CIDER and friends. Seems we did something right!
Lisp & Scheme recap for week 11/2025
https://discu.eu/weekly/lisp/2025/11/
#clojure #lisp #programming #racket #scheme
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Often people are asking questions like "Why is #OCaml / #Haskell / #Clojure not more popular?", but the sad reality is that no prog language with a strong focus on functional programming has become mainstream. Not even Microsoft's F#, which is one the core .NET languages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JioaHcy_QE0&t=7s
Still, it's good that most mainstream languages these days have adopted/introduced functionality that promotes programming in a functional style.
Code Smell 294 - Implicit Return
https://dev.to/mcsee/code-smell-294-implicit-return-48od
Your language adds clever features. Making YOU more obsolete TL;DR: Overusing implicit returns makes your code harder to read and debug. Problems 
Really psyched to try out Replicant now!
#clojure
ClojureStream Podcast: E99 - Replicant with Christian Johansen
Episode webpage: https://soundcloud.com/clojurestream/e99-replicant-with-christian-johansen
Media file: https://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/2046437616-clojurestream-e99-replicant-with-christian-johansen.mp3
i spent some time on a piece of #generativeart today and when i look at it now it seems almost like a quine: take most of the piece but modify parts of it, observe and iterate. no way of knowing where you'll end up
