technomancy/prometheus
XMPP heater
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XMPP heater
Sorry about the name
comparative lispology
proof-of-concept middleware for auto-discovery of nrepl ops
All those parentheses got you down? How about some XML?
A no-startup-delay eshell replacement for the `lein` bash script.
inspector
Instant collaboration on GitHub projects.
Parallel universes for namespaces
Basic REPL breakpoints.
A Leiningen plugin to clean the local repository of unused artifacts.
I guess technically it should be lein-comp; oops
Calculate the magnitude of a given laugh
List the license of each of your dependencies.
A higher-order Leiningen task to run tasks with ad-hoc project keys.
You know, the opposite of deprecate.
Public repository.
Profiles, backported from Leiningen 2 for your enjoyment.
A survey of Leiningen users as a web app
Unambiguous completion for rcirc
Experimental Leiningen plugin for managing Heroku apps
Public repository.
Clojure server-socket library spun off from monolithic contrib
Basically ido for X, I guess?
Slamhound rips your namespace form apart and reconstructs it.
Run only the test namespaces which failed last time around.
Moved to mirah organization
Create tarballs from Leiningen projects.
Locative Android app in Mirah
The simplest stubs
Radagast is a simplistic test coverage tool.
Hooke your Clojure functions!
Play a sound when your tests pass or fail.
Tar up a Leiningen project along with some other handy directories
Serializable functions in Clojure
The web site for Seajure, the Seattle Clojure Group
A playground for Android Mirah development
Public repository.
Moved to Codeberg; this is a temporary convenience mirror
Some Processing sketches
Swank/slime support for clojure
Interact with CouchDB databases from within Emacs, with ease!
An HTTP client for Clojure (DEPRECATED)
Proof-of-concept build system for Clojure.
Rails deployments via RubyGems. Because a package manager is a terrible thing to waste.
A web app for coordinating gatherings. Written in Compojure.
Mire is a simple MUD written in Clojure
[ARCHIVED] this is ancient history
Bludgeon is a tool which will tell you if a given library is so large that you could bludgeon someone to death with a printout of it.