I’m flipping through my quest log to reflect on the trials I’ve faced recently. Most improvements to the Clojure-based Jekyll clone focused on making the blog navigable.
This is the fourth part of the series: “A Clojure Jekyll Adventure”. If you’re curious about what happened in the previous chapter of my journey, check out: A Wet side quest.
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I ventured far and wide on my Clojure Jekyll adventure right after the last check-in. Then, fatigue (and life) caught up with me, and I had to set up camp for a little while.
The other day, I went on a little side quest and officially released my fork’s changes to the Liquid templating library Wet 💧.
This is the third part of the series: “A Clojure Jekyll adventure”. If you’re curious about what happened on the previous part of my journey, check out: Getting my feet wet with Liquid.
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We need electronic devices — like phones and computers — that we can trust, but with everything happening right now, America doesn’t exactly inspire trust.
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A little while ago, I was presented with an old 2016 blog post by Ricardo J. Mendez on Planet Clojure titled Complexity is the mind-killer. Planet Clojure occasionally resurfaces older posts when their ‘updated timestamp’ is refreshed, which is likely what happened. While not always ideal, this time, I felt lucky. 🍀
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With a little help, aws-simple-sign now supports PUT URLs and I have released a new version (2.1.0) of the library.