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cnc-devcontainer-templates
Sample Clojure devcontainer configurations (including Kubernetes) for VSCode and Github codespaces.
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InfluxDB
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hello-clojure
How to do a super simple Clojure setup from scratch that has a Repl and run "Hello, World!" without the need to figure out leiningen, tools.deps, deps.edn and all the other tools.
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SaaSHub
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That's a nice writeup. I've got starter examples up for experimenting with developing Clojure in a container, Docker Compose, or Kubernetes instance at Cloud Native Clojure Devcontainer Templates, using Github Codespaces or Docker Desktop.
Thanks for the writeup! You might like deps-try, a tool I’m developing that lets you try libraries on rebel-readline.
I have a "experimentation setup" that's even simpler than yours (and very likely more limited/ limiting), see https://github.com/mayerrobert/hello-clojure . You can't do much with this setup but it sure makes "zero to Hello, World!" a lot faster.
I use neil new with my own remote template for creating scratch projects. I wrapped the neil new command in a script of my own called new. So now I just do new rads/foo and I have a playground ready to go with whatever I want. Since we're using Babashka, the new command runs in about 0.1s on my machine, which is faster than it would be running as a Clojure tool.