Goose Now Supports Batch Processing in Clojure!

We are delighted to announce that Goose now includes batch processing as a feature. This makes Goose the very first background processing library in Clojure to offer this capability, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring it to you.

Execution times for long-running tasks that process multiple isolated units can be significantly improved by using Batch-Jobs. For example, if a task involves sending emails to N people, you can enqueue and execute them as a batch job, and be notified upon its completion.

If you are not already familiar with Goose, it is a reliable and pluggable background job processing library for Clojure, offering features such as Asynchronous, Scheduled, Periodic, and now Batch Jobs.

Sounds interesting? Get started by following the README.md, or dive right in using the Wiki! If you could kindly help us spread the word among your friends and colleagues who might find it useful, we’d greatly appreciate it.

Thanks!

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