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First release of mcp-toolkit (v0.1.1-alpha), a lib to build #MCP clients and MCP servers in #Clojure / #Clojurescript

Most notable features:
- #CLJC lib
- Supports async via Promesa
- Server API and client API
- Does not do cover the transport layer (yes, it's a feature)

Special kudos to Casey Link for contributing the HTTP/SSE example server 🙌

github.com/metosin/mcp-toolkit

GitHubGitHub - metosin/mcp-toolkit: a lib to build MCP clients and MCP servers in Clojure(script)a lib to build MCP clients and MCP servers in Clojure(script) - metosin/mcp-toolkit

#ClojureScript fam, which of these is more idiomatic for drilling down into DOM events?
Thread-first seems to be more Clojure-y, and aesthetically I like it more, but dotdot seems like it's designed specifically for this particular purpose.
What do you think?

Hello fellow clojurists.

Today I released 2 open source Clojurescript libraries:
- Siagent, a subset of Reagent using Signaali, and
- Si-frame, a fork of Re-frame which is based on Siagent & Signaali.

I am looking for testers willing to provide feedback.

Thank you

github.com/metosin/signaali
github.com/metosin/siagent
github.com/metosin/si-frame

GitHubGitHub - metosin/signaali: A small, portable & flexible implementation of lazy signalsA small, portable & flexible implementation of lazy signals - metosin/signaali

> What’s in a component? That which implemented in any other way would fell as reusable 🌹

In this article, I show how to start a web framework based on the reactivity provided by Signaali.

More specifically, I am describing how its components were formed and how the conversion from an HTML representation to reactive DOM elements works at a basic level.

blog.404.taipei/whats-in-a-com

blog.404.taipei · What's in a componentPar Vincent Cantin (green-coder)