Really love the videos, hope you make more. Shared these with my team - really great work showcasing both Clojure dev lifecycles, intro to pipelines with GitHub, etc. Keep up the great work!
Given the Node Version Manager(NVM) is for managing multiple versions of node, and you only need one version in this container, you might be able to get away with just installing node more directly. Which will save some lines of code in the dockerfile.
I know people who have done that but its a far less common approach. If you run into issues solving them will be much easier using a more popular language like Java.
Please don't stop making those vids! You really help JS ppl learn Clojure!
I wont stop i just had to take a massive break
Amazing and high quality content as always!
Thank you!
Thank you very much for this! Having a complete working model is a huge help.
Thats rad to hear really enjoyed doing this series!
I'm looking forward to t he next clojure upload I mean!
Might be a while, getting back into aking vids but stay tuned!
A day in the life is a good start! Can't wait for more!@@onthecodeagain
Super useful and interesting video. You're definitely one of the best Clojure programmers out there. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much :)
Really love the videos, hope you make more. Shared these with my team - really great work showcasing both Clojure dev lifecycles, intro to pipelines with GitHub, etc. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much!!! 2022 has been a hectic year but the plan is to revive the channel in 2023!
Looking forward to more videos!
Amazing! This is exactly what I wanted to know. brb I try this :D
Thats awesome thanks for watching!
Given the Node Version Manager(NVM) is for managing multiple versions of node, and you only need one version in this container, you might be able to get away with just installing node more directly. Which will save some lines of code in the dockerfile.
Yeah true
this is nice and exciting,
Awesome Thanks!
Great content!
Thank you!
i hope at some point, you can use clojure again
New clojure vid tomorrow!
hello! i've never programmed in my life and I'm interested, is clojure a good language to start with? and how can i learn?
I know people who have done that but its a far less common approach. If you run into issues solving them will be much easier using a more popular language like Java.
thanks for explaining. i am very interested in clojure, and if you can make videos for beginners i would be very grateful! +1 subscriber
@@heit0rz i will make a complete beginner guide to clojure video soon!
thanks
You don't do these walk-throughs off the cuff do you? I presume you have worked out the steps you are going to go through before hand at least?
Yeah i make the projects first then record the videos.
So the .env file is used to populate environment vars in the docker image? Are they used by the database library by default or something?
Great channel by the way!
Ah! I see that you are checking for environmental variables by default in clojure in the env namespace.
Yeah! Thanks for watching!!