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I've found -<> and -<>> very useful- they by default put things in first and last place respectively, but let you override with <>: (-<> x (foo bar) (map baz <

by Straw 6y ago

I've found -<> and -<>> very useful- they by default put things in first and last place respectively, but let you override with <>: (-<> x (foo bar) (map baz <>)) Found here: https://github.com/rplevy/swiss-arrows https://github.com/rplevy/swiss-arrows

simongray 6y ago
In that case, why not go all the way and use the the exciting new ->->><?as->cond->! macro demonstrated in Every Clojure Talk Ever? ;-) https://youtu.be/jlPaby7suOc https://youtu.be/jlPaby7suOc
- jimbokun 6y ago
  That was amazing. One of the best tech talks I've ever seen.