cfmljure 0.2.0 released

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Sean Corfield

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Feb 27, 2015, 10:28:09 PM2/27/15
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Just optimizations. Should be about 10% faster than release 0.1.1 in typical operations. Should also use substantially less memory (because it no longer creates instances of the cfmljure CFC to wrap Var references).

http://cfmljure.riaforge.org

Here's the commit with the optimizations:

https://github.com/framework-one/cfmljure/commit/a1ed94016bd6d45b29a4ba65ce96da86e672d912

Hopefully it'll still run correctly on ACF -- perhaps someone can verify that?

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Sean Corfield

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Mar 2, 2015, 1:10:49 PM3/2/15
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I just released 0.2.1 with some small bug fixes around an edge case symbol lookup (TL;DR: if you tried clj.clojure.core._require() it didn't work because it called cfmljure._require(...) instead, and the same failure would occur for clojure.core/read and clojure.core/var).

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Sean Corfield

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May 11, 2015, 9:05:16 PM5/11/15
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Another minor update to the cfmljure 0.2.x stream:

0.2.3 allows for AOT’d Clojure when calculating the classpath
— This was an oversight in 0.2.2

0.2.2 uses the production profile for calculating the classpath
— This should omit any dev/test dependencies which should streamline the running application and ensure that spurious libraries are not loaded (e.g., your plugins, your testing framework…)

0.2.1 bug fix for _{symbol}() calls
— This prevents potential conflicts with cfmljure’s own internal methods

Sean

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