Storage API 1.0.0 is released
The Storage API v 1.0.0 is released.
The Storage API v 1.0.0 is released.
The Weather API v 1.0.0 is released with similarity analysis.
Weather API is now able to provide a background image to an observation:
It is not AI, but the weather data preprocessed in a 'traditional' way. Documentation is available here.
Added a significantly renovated design plus integration with Clematis Storage API gives a persistent storage for commodities, organizations and accounts main images.
The next major release of Clematis Desktop (aka Java Workspace) is out.
It includes core libraries, two plugins and installers for Mac and Linux. I'm working on the Windows installer, it will be added in one of the next updates.
Leaving it here for reference. Using ZFS, looking to fix some rare IO delays.
| RAID Type | RAM Consumption | Consumer SSD Friendly? | Bit-Rot Protection? | Built-In Proxmox GUI Setup? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZFS | 🔴 Extremely High | 🔴 No (High Wear) | 🟢 Yes (Active) | 🟢 Yes |
| Hardware RAID | 🟢 Extremely Low | 🟡 Moderate | 🔴 No | 🟢 Yes (As LVM) |
| Linux mdadm | 🟢 Extremely Low | 🟢 Yes (Low Wear) | 🔴 No | 🔴 No (CLI Only) |
| Ceph | 🔴 High | 🔴 No (Enterprise Only) | 🟢 Yes (Active) | 🟢 Yes |
Simple Java live compiling source editor plugin for Clematis Desktop, especially useful for offline competitive programming training, preparation for live-coding interviews and development of short algorithms for your Java applications.
Repository: https://github.com/grauds/clematis.desktop.sed
Use this link to download the latest version in the Clematis Java Workspace plugins installer: https://github.com/grauds/clematis.desktop.sed/releases/download/latest/sed_latest.jar
Cosmic Web application is using React, and the installation of HTTPS is a bit different from the previous installation in Cosmic Money Tracker Angular application. Also, the first application uses Nginx while the latter – Lua. To mind the process, the following manual is provided.
Clematis Desktop is updated to work with Java 25.
The project gradually accepts new language features, so it won't be compiling with the earlier JDKs soon.
The commit upgrades the application to React 19.2 and refreshes the surrounding toolchain to newer compatible versions, including React DOM, Redux Toolkit, Vite, TypeScript, ESLint, and Vitest. It also moves the routing stack from the older React Router line to v7, which brings API and behavior changes in navigation and route handling. The build and CI environment are updated as well, with the pipeline switching to Node 22 and the dependency graph modernized to match newer package requirements.