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How to use ncurses-style interactive dialog prompts to your Babashka scripts with dialog, a common Unix tool.

Git hooks are small bash scripts that are run each time a certain git event happens. The most popular hooks in our projects are `pre-commit` and `pre-push`. Let us show you how to optimize and manage these using [babashka](https://babashka.org)

lambdaisland/kaocha: Full featured next generation test runner for Clojure. Documentation for lambdaisland/kaocha v1.91.1392 on cljdoc.

lambdaisland/kaocha: Full featured next generation test runner for Clojure. Documentation for lambdaisland/kaocha v1.91.1392 on cljdoc.

Read updates about Maria.cloud, Tablecloth and the final updates from our Q3 2021 long term projects with Bozhidar Batsov, Michiel Borkent, Dragan Djuric, Thomas Heller, and Nikita Prokopov.

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The technical history, influences, and design of the website.

mise-en-place documentation

Run Clojure even on the cheapest shared web hosting using Babashka

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A book with scripting recipes for babashka

How to use ncurses-style interactive dialog prompts to your Babashka scripts with dialog, a common Unix tool.

We are funding 8 projects for a total of $44K USD in Q2 2023.

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Clojurists Together is funding 5 developers $1.5k/month for 12 months

A blog mostly about Clojure and ClojureScript.

One of the latest fashions in the Java world is GraalVM. For someone who has been around, I still remember the "Write once, run anywhere" slogan of Java virtual machine. Apparently, the wheel has spun back, now people want to write native code in Java, which has to be compiled …

My team and I were publishing a specific set of files several times weekly and we were obligated to put them on Microsoft SharePoint for...

Generating presigned URLs for S3 in AWS using Babashka (Clojure scripting) wasn't straightforward - but it is now 😉

A desire to "write more" on my blog sent me down a rabbit hole, composing Liquid templates and writing Babashka scripts, in the name of "responsive images".

A blog mostly about Clojure programming

In which Blambda and I get serious about access logs.

In which I turn the page on paging in AWS APIs

Wherein I argue that Clojurians should be a touch more embracing of Java interop and that java.time is actually good.

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Babashka Java interop, reflection and type hints

My Clojure OSS updates for March and April 2025

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