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clojars.org
[fsdb/fsdb "1.2.0"] A reasonably convenient database on top of the file system. |
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blog.michielborkent.nl
[AI summary] A technical guide demonstrating how to quickly experiment with Clojure and ClojureScript libraries like clj-time using command-line tools such as Leiningen, Boot, and Planck. |
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200ok.ch
Developing and advocating Free and Open Source Software |
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danielcompton.net
At work, we have recently converted our projects to the Clojure CLI and deps.edn. There were a few commands from Leiningen that I needed to find an equivalent for when working with dependencies. Download all dependencies Often in a CI environment, you want to download all of the dependencies for a project before building the project. In Leiningen, you can use lein deps to do this. You can use clojure -P to Prepare the project with the Clojure CLI. |
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