I've just checked out a #Clojure project I last worked on thirteen years ago, compiled it, ran its unit tests, and they all passed. I then ran `lein ancient upgrade :check-clojure` to upgrade all the dependencies to their latest versions, ran the unit tests again, and they all passed.
I did get one 'deprecated' warning. I can live with that!
It's not stability that I came to Clojure for, but it's a feature I really appreciate.
Say 'no' to bit rot!
“When you read a technical book, you gain something that you can't get from search results and LLMs; a book changes how you think about your work.”
I promised myself not to get into the home server hobby many years ago, but somehow I now got a home nas and a pihole and I think I like it.
Got it set up with Claude and ansible in a few hours. It saved me a lot of time. Barely know what I’m doing, just know what I want to achieve (I think).
Next step is to expose an Epson printer (never get Epson) via AirPrint.
Also really appreciated all the reddit posts about homelab mistakes and regrets.
Simon Brooke