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  1. The simplest, fastest way to get business intelligence and analytics to everyone in your company 😋

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  2. Clojure multimethods just got a whole lot more powerful.

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    NESasm -- NES 6502 assembler, version 3.1 🎮

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  4. A classy high-level Clojure library for defining application models and retrieving them from a DB

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  5. Leiningen plugin that generates a searchable cheatsheet for your Clojure project and dependencies 😋

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    Dead simple SpringBoard-like grid menu for iOS with landscape support

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March 2022

Created 4 commits in 1 repository

Created a pull request in metabase/metabase that received 8 comments

Fix BigQuery incorrectly quoting datetime-truncated field literal forms

Our BigQuery driver was incorrectly qualifying Field literal forms that were subject to datetime truncation. Clauses like [:field "date" {:base-type

+56 −20 8 comments

Created an issue in liquibase/liquibase that received 4 comments

MySQL/MariaDB column remark in createTable drops column NOT NULL and default value

This seems to be a regression in 4.8.0; it was previously working for us on 3.6.3. We have a changeSet like this: - changeSet: id: 47 author: camsaul

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