Ok so i'm currently thinking about making #borkweb run on cgi. No clue why but somehow i like this tech it fits my idea of tech quite well. Yeah i hear you but its slow blabla but man its simple tech and it gave us developers to attach any language on the web without reinventing the webserver. So i'll make that thing! #babashka #clojure

I'm currently working on releasing some kind of helper for oauth for #babashka or better to say #borkweb maybe i can extract something out of it as a general library lets see.

"It ain'nt much but it's honest work"

#borkweb #babashkas first fullstack web framework reached 100 Stars at github! Amazing! Thank you all for your appreciation.

Let's make it even better and more accessible for all the people to come. #borkweb is easy to use and low friction and supports an whole clojuresqe workflow without switching context. Its all just clojure on the backend and the frontend. And the best part is that it is intended to have no buildsteps included. #nobuild

Grab #babashka and build your webapp.

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb

#borkweb has now a first draft for its testing feature.

You can find it here:
https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/tests/e2e/main.clj

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/tests/api/main.clj

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/bb.edn

There are also tasks to startup the diffrent suites ;) stay tuned more to come

first working draft of tests for #borkweb
https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/tests/e2e/main.clj
https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/tests/api/main.clj

#borkweb is getting its testing suite with e2e tests, api tests and unit tests all based on deftest. For the e2e test we'll incorporate etaoin and for the api tests httpkit client. Stay tuned for the all #babashka #clojure webframework.

#borkweb added https://github.com/Frozenlock/ring-multipart-nodeps to our #babashka first fullstack framework. Quality of life improvments will come later. Furthermore #borkweb also updated all libraries and now follows only upstream packages ;)

Hey folks #borkweb has undergo some housekeeping all versions raised and switched to official ones. Next step adding https://github.com/Frozenlock/ring-multipart-nodeps and add some nice to have functions for easy handling.

Don't follow the hype! Use single developer frameworks like #rails #borkweb #codeigniter and co. You don't need the #cloud to operate your stuff. Take back control. Embrace simplicity. Just look at all the latest events we have to do it now and try to get back to simplicity. The big tech solutions are not always stuff we should look at and take for granted

@runswithd6s exactly we could definetly get some python devs to look into it. Cause they don't have to learn new concepts. The new concepts can be learned later. Maybe due to the fact that #babashka has both selmer and hiccup #borkweb might use both templating engines :D to render pages :O.

@m3tti Certainly worthy question to ask. If your target audience are newcomers, this makes sense.

They are very different approaches, but what an intersting path to a static site: take your Django templates and assets, but drive the final product through #borkweb and #clojure scripting instead of Python.

I'm currently thinking about switching from #hiccup to #selmer for #borkweb anyone has some proferences and why the one is better than the others. My idea is that doing the transpilation of html to hiccup is a little tedious for newcommers. With plain templates you could just copy paste and don't have to transpile the pice of code by yourself. Same goes for js and cljs

Did some new stuff for #borkweb. Replaced the patternmatching style restricted pages / paths with a function that wraps handler functions. Something like ```(restricted some-handler-fn)```

i have changed the auth middleware for #borkweb. You now only need to wrap your handler function in a (restricted handler-fn) and you are good to go. Way easier to handle restrictions and accesses.

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb?tab=readme-ov-file#fileupload

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/master/resources/cljs/base64-upload.cljs

https://github.com/m3tti/borkweb/blob/9134e9d69555c4d5909d32bf03fcdfb43f9b8dc4/src/view/layout.clj#L58

here it is not yet finally finished but usable. The drop file area will now be a breeze to implement #borkweb #babashka #clojure

The file upload with base64 for #borkweb is getting along stay tuned :O

@philippkueng i really do there is even a issue open in #borkweb about adding cgi support to make it work on shared hosting. Currently i can't test it in my shared strato instance i guess the issue is the missing java stuff if you try to require deps

@m3tti #borkweb on shared hosting would be amazing.
I’ve dabbled a bit with babaska static in the past but never finished my statically compiled sql pod, can dust it off if there’s interest - do you actually consider cgi integration?

Current work in progress for #wortpress a #borkweb minimal blog engine based on #babashka and postgress

@avelino yeah in the making. WIP is online but there will be more to come. Even a section how to easily host this pice of software. In general its based on #postgres and #borkweb so with #babashka at hand its just a `bb -m core` and a reverseproxy in front :D