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Fantastic work thank you!

Slides I used: docs.google.com/presentation/d/13OHv7Zt74TfQycKbwDwcUDNDZ1jRYtB4ibPfpNKSvqI/edit?usp=sharing

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that print-deps trick is great!

I will be using that ”start with a let binding” a lot from now on!

i do not know what does it do but still watched it

I love the slide about productivity. Sounds like co-recursive procrastination!

so are 'pods' somewhat equivalent to docker snapshots?

This is super cool. I'll definitely try bb tasks. Thank you.

Thanks Borkdude

I’ll definitely use this. Thanks!

Great ! Perhaps this .phony idea could be recycled, to filter out (internal/helpers) functions so you can have a ‘-tasks or -T’ like rake or grunt/gulp runners, where you could list all in ok able ‘tasks’ along with their docstrings from the CLI

Cool! I like this idea, and also think that not committing to a DSL is right. Thanks for the video.

🙏 Thank you 👍

Thank you for sharing!

It would be neat to see how you use a CI system for keeping all four platforms built all the time.

Great video, just what I have been wishing for. You scared me a little: "... and it's only 8.8GBs" ua-cam.com/video/G9Xp2zlEmos/v-deo.html. Luckily it was MBs :D

Excellent. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Excellent stuff, thanks for doing this.

hi Barbara)

don't waste time on worrying about the time! :) (I'm watching videos at 1.5x-2x speed anyway, just like a few of my friends too) everything you do is very interesting and exciting, so just keep doing it, pls!

Nice that you are making videos Michiel, they are great to watch, always pick up something interesting. Thanks for what you 're doing for the community!

Wow. Great many tools to enhance the quality of clojure programmer's life. Thank you from the internet.

This was a nice explanation about how the pod system works. Thanks for the video! I'm also looking forward to a video showing how to make a pod.

Another way, probably worse, but just for the sake of completeness would be to push special version of each dependency to a company maven repository (as many companies already have) or to the machine local .m2. So instead of medley/medley "1.0.0" you require medley/medley "project-name" in the project. Then you can push whatever version you want to that coordinate.

Nice video. Look forward to see How to write pods for Babashka a.k.a Babashka Plugins.

Hi Borkdude! Thanks for this. Some features are already in CIDER however. Will it clash (ie. both systems try to autocomplete?) or how do those compare? For instance I already have a 'navigate to' for years through CIDER :-) ok; should have a repl running but that's not a real biggie. Still I like how their efforts can now be used across editors, that's a neat feat.