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Interesting idea... I've tried `jet -p -o json < deps.edn > deps.json` and here is how it would look like, with the source popup (Opt-Space) on its right, as a...

More specifically, given some startup namespace (ran via `:main-opts ["-i" "dev/some_repl.clj"]`) in `dev/some_repl.clj`: ```clojure (ns some-repl (:require [clojure.repl :refer :all] [clojure.pprint :as pp] [rebel-readline.main] [rebel-readline.clojure.main] ; so we can implement...

I've just posted a related comment on an existing thread on the Datomic forum, which asks for a `jackson-core` upgrade: https://forum.datomic.com/t/jackson-core-needs-an-update/1862

Would it make sense to provide the very core of `muuntaja`, without any specific default encodings, so we can plug our own choice of JSON library in? Since `org.clojure/data.json` improved...

> In order to not break existing users of the library, would the core then be broken out into a new library on which Muuntaja depends? yes, that's how I...

btw, currently im working the problem around by retouching the handlers of a bootstrapped martian api: ```clojure (defn req-param-alias "Attach a parameter alias for a martian handler." [martian-handler key-alias schema...

This mapping would solve this specific situation, I guess: ```elisp (define-key inf-clojure-mode-map (kbd "C-c C-z") #'other-window) ``` However, `inf-clojure-switch-to-repl` has some logic for jumping across frames too, based on the...

In Datomic-like databases (DataScript, XTDB, Datalevin...), the equivalent of table, column and column-type names are namespaced keywords, like `:google.user/email`, `:db.type/uuid`. Furthermore, "column" definitions can have arbitrary attributes, but even the...

I'm also considering it for awhile to use sieppari in other contexts, for example in https://github.com/oliyh/martian , instead of https://github.com/frankiesardo/tripod and also replacing the middlewares in https://github.com/gnarroway/hato with interceptors instead,...

Charred is a Clojure library though, so why not throw some `(ex-info)` and dispatch the handling of various errors based on `ex-data`? If I remember correctly, there was some critique...