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Local S3 storage with MinIO for your Clojure dev environment

Midjourney prompt: A single huge digital storage bucket in the clouds using mainly green and orange colors. Image style reference using featured image from blog post: Upload files to SharePoint using Babashka

Simple Storage Service or S3 Cloud Object Storage is a versatile and cheap storage. I’ve used it for invoices, contracts, media, and configuration snapshots, among other things. It’s a perfect fit when the object key (or what many might think of as a filename or path) can be used as a unique key to retrieve what you need — and doing it from Clojure is no exception.

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Stumble upon in April 2025

Midjourney prompt: Walking while looking at phone with all attention stumbles into a sign standing in the middle of the sidewalk.

While doomscrolling on LinkedIn the other day, a comment linking to an article/essay about what to expect from the newly inaugurated U.S. president and his administration caught my eye.

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A Clojure Jekyll adventure: A Wet side quest (Wet 0.3.0 released)

Midjourney prompt: A knocked over empty elixir flask lying on the ground with a bit of liquid dripping from it, on a cold morning with mountains in the horizon. Using image from first blog post as style reference.

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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Stumble upon in March 2025

Midjourney prompt: Colorful Open Source landslide in EU.

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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