Open source update
A big thanks to Clojurists Together, Nubank, and other sponsors of my open source work! I realise that it's a tough time for a lot of folks and businesses lately, and that sponsorships aren't always easy π
2024 Sep - Oct
Recent work
Hi folks! π I'm a bit crunched for time atm, so will keep this update short for a change :-) Hope everyone's well!
Telemere
Telemere is a modern rewrite of Timbre that offers an improved API to cover traditional logging, structured logging, tracing, basic performance measurement, and more.
v1.0.0-RC1 is now available! π
It's been a lot of work getting here, but I'm happy with the results. Big thanks to everyone that's been testing the (many) betas and giving valuable feedback! π
Have also recorded a new lightning intro video that gives a 7-min tour of what Telemere is and roughly what it can do. If you've been curious but short on time, this might be a good way to get started.
Timbre
Timbre is a pure Clojure/Script logging library.
v6.6.0 was released,Β andΒ v6.6.1 shortly after.
These mark the stable final release of the previous release candidate. Main highlight is Timbre's new out-the-box SLF4Jv2 support.
Nippy
Nippy is fast serialization library for Clojure.
v3.5.0-RC1 is out now, which updates dependencies and adds read support for some new primitive array types that'll follow shortly in a v3.6.
Sente
Sente is a realtime web comms library for Clojure/Script
v1.20.0-RC1 is out now, and includes an experimental new Jetty adapter and a number of internal improvements.
Upcoming work
Can't believe it's almost the end of the year! It's been a productive one, and I'd like to focus on wrapping up a few dangling ends before the year's out.
Plans include:
- Telemere v1 final before year's end.
- Tempel v1 final before year's end.
- Tufte v3 pre-release (hopefully) before year's end. Have actually already invested quite a bit of time in this - but it's turned out to be a bigger job than expected, and I want to get it right.
Also hoping to find some time for some http-kit maintenance, and I have a couple talks I'd like to record at some point - though those'll probably need to wait until next year.
On a background thread, I'm continuing to make progress on Carmine v4. Just recently deployed my first production code using v4's alpha branch, so that'll be a good opportunity for testing.
Thanks everyone! Cheers π