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great video! You mentioned this setup is ideal for hobby projects. Is it okay to spin up like this without docker for small scale applications that are catered for small community and if then would it be hard to scale the setup if needed later? or would it need a complete different setup?

смотрю и понимаю насколько всё-таки синтаксис лиспов гениален, как ни крути этот с-подобный синтаксис, как ни улучшай, сколько новых языков не создавай на его основе, а лиспы всё равно выглядят круче!)

i tried to build this with hono but its not working after deploy. so the issue is when i try to make request form browser it is showing rate limited but when using postman then rate limit not working why so ?

Bro, what extension do you use to express variable types and function returns?

Nice content you are providing. I am wondering, of Hono and Elysia, which framework do you prefer?

I don't write clojure, but this looks really interesting. Having done a lot of Pydantic /marshmallow stuff in the world of Python, this looks like a much nicer data oriented approach. Being able to generate test data looks like such a cool feature as well.

Hahaha love it your new background, but is good to see you in daylight!

Very well explained!! Thank you

Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial, would love to see more videos on this stack. I've followed along until 19:55 and double checked my code with your GitHub repo, however, when running "npx drizzle-kit generate:sqlite --schema=./src/db/schema.ts --out=./migrations" in powershell I get this error: "Unrecognized options for command 'generate:sqlite': --schema, --out". Any idea why that might be? As a workaround I used a drizzle.config.ts file and then also had to add "export const schema = { userTable, sessionTable, }; at the end of my db/schema.ts file. This feels strange as I already added "export const" in front of "userTable" and "sessionTable". However, then I am able to run "npx drizzle-kit generate", which generates the migrations, which works. Any idea what I might be missing? Edit: it seems like a breaking change from Drizzle Kit in their newer versions: orm.drizzle.team/kit-docs/upgrade-21#how-to-migrate-to-0210

I'm trying to follow along, but where is the source for the jsx snippets that you are inserting? I looked on your GitHub, but I couldn't find.

Nice, thanks!

Great videos, hope you can create more about clojure and virtual threads and how that affect the ecosystem

It was really interesting. Amazing channel for clojure practitioner. How to understand operation blocking or not? Delay it's mostly for examples, no person add it to prod handlers. What most real used cases? deref of clj-http request? deref future? use clojure.async?

this looks like SQS

I couldn't understand with this approach, do we still need several partitions or can we set their number according to the number of existing brokers?

Brilliant tutorial. Your pace and presentation is perfect, but especially appreciate the way you reference documentation along with the tutorial. Keep them coming just like this.

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Андрей, привет. Может сделаешь видео Hono vs Elysia side by side comparison ? Какой из них наименее сыроват для прода если вообще можно?

Андрей. ты красавчик. Продолжай в том же духе. Bun, Elysia, DDD, Clean Architecture самое то 🔥

Thanks!

so, does hono-session work with postgre db?

Does anyone use it on production? Can you please share SRE related experience?

What is your thoughts about virtual threads released in jdk21? There was some problems in clojure itself, but they solve it in 1.12 alpha versions(since alpha5 afaik). I know this is just Java interop, but still.

Thank you for this. I expanded this video to implement the auth using (email & password) Lucia and using D1. I find the latency for login page is very high using SSR & cloud flare D1. Sometimes it is even up to 5s. Did you face anything like this?

it is cloudflare worker free?

Nice video! There is any plans about second part with delivering code and deploy after commit or something like this?

Hi Andry..is hono support multer or similar approach..I want to upload on my server

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Thx Andrey! This is probably one of the most undervalued flicks on the channel. Babashka is a real game changer when it comes to managing all sorts of development and CI/CD-related tasks on a Clojure project. I hope it will grab more attention thanks to this tutorial. P.S. There are a few things that could improve the presented DX. First, it's the `clojure.java-time` library that wraps the Java Time API and makes working with it a bliss. Then, it's the latest version of Clojure itself (1.12) that, when released, should come better equipped for working with Java Streams API. Anyways, this is a great intro to Babashka tasks, thx again!

For those who can't find RTX - it's no called `mise` (the new repo name on GH) or `mise-en-place`.

Please make a vidéo on supabase and JS vanilla

Great work here! Can I request? Maybe like a full-stack app with NextJS or something. :>

Well done!

Thanks for the video and especially the demo! Clear one thing for me please: as you've said, with basic kafka consumer processing in case of failer we get an error loop, so we can't commit a message reading, lag is growing, users don't get updates - problem. If we use this library with "repartitioning"/ordering by exact key we still fail on the exact message, but the rest of the keys in other threads will be processed except will not be commited (as you've shown, the lag graph will be the same). After we fix the error and restart the application we still have to reprocess all the messages behind the failed one, but for the Second time? So either Processing has to be idempotent or we have to check if messages we already processed? Correct?

For those who follow Andrey's instructions from the video, please, note there's a better variant of Clojure formatter available now which is called `cljstyle`. It's a rewrite of the original `cljfmt` tool that provides more capabilities and configurability as well as a native-compiled binary.

what plugin did tou use that autocompleted and generated the system-d file?

Never heard of Caddy before, thank you!

Did I miss the SSL / Let's Encrypt part?

Nice introduction to supabase.

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Hi Andrey! Could you share a repo with the code? It's easier to follow explanations being able to move through the code, and having it all. It's somewhat difficult to keep track when the code is zoomed, and not all of it is displayed. Keep it up, no one is doing useful Hono tutorials !

Great video Andrey. I am really excited about HTMx but I am just equally (may be a bit more) for Electric Clojure. It would be super if you do similar video for Electric Clojure.

I just read: Cloudflare Wokers and MailChannels will be coming to an end on June 30th, 2024.

Using 3 unstable technologies together, what a great idea! (or 2 if you wanna count Bun and Elysia as 1)

Hey Andrey, great explanation! I've recently started playing with Hono and i got wrapped wondering how would be the PKCE Oauth flow using @hono/oauth-providers with bun/cloudflare workers and a web client like Nextjs.. it would be really nice if you could cover that in a new video There's a bunch of missing info in my head since approachs are way too much different depending on the strategies/libs are used

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This is great, thanks for your consistent contributions to the clojure community.

Watching in the hope that this is a less opinionated/complex/boilerplatey alternative to the BETH stack. The BHONO Stack?

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really great video, thanks for showing parallell ordering through key -based ordering. You can also add other processing order. Alos, this could be achieved through configuration