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I'm very certain the phrase you're looking for is "wizard of oz". That's what Eric Ries called these types of MVPs in The Lean Startup.
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Thanks a lot! I knew somebody on HN would figure out how to order it without an echo.
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One of my favorite ones is Instagram's: http://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/
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Right. That's exactly what I'm trying to point out. The point of the macro is to get the test form stuff.
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I don't think you can get the exact same syntax without using a macro. But couldn't you have just your entire assertion in a function and pass in the conn, method, route name, and expected json status? Then you just wrap that in y
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Was it not possible to simply write a function to achieve the same result?
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SEEKING WORK - Remote only Fullstack clojure/clojurescript I can write your MVP.
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The first part requires platform on both platforms. You are correct about the latter.
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There's cljc which is a conditional reader that lets you code in clj and cljs in the same file. It's not that difficult to write a library that runs on both. But there are differences in the runtimes, of course. Some examples: ht
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Thanks a lot for the suggestion! I'm not the OP but I'm in the process of moving from DO to Packet. Their servers are in New Jersey in case anybody was curious. I couldn't find that information anywhere until I signed up.
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There really isn't an equivalent to Mhartl's tutorial for clojure, mostly because there aren't really web frameworks in Clojure. I went from Rails to Clojure a few years back, it was a rough transition because I was used to h
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Clojure 1.8
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SEEKING WORK - Remote Clojure Microservices --- I work with companies that have applications built with Ruby/Python/other looking to adopt Clojure by building services to replace bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and to leverage the JV
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I've become a morning person very recently (past two weeks). The hardest part for me was waking up earlier. I started researching sleep trackers and decided they were too expensive. I thought the sleep tracker apps for your phone where
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SEEKING WORK - Remote I work with B2B SaaS companies selling to software developers to help you convert more leads into sales. We're going to work together to setup email marketing automation so you can capture more leads and nuture th
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Living and Dying on Airbnb
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What about in the western suburbs? I usually go to Starbucks but I'd like to try perhaps some local places out.
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Other than Paul Graham's essay, I'd love to have more resources on bottom-up vs top-down design. Especially if it were more concrete.
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Sente is a good library that allows you to do something like this: https://github.com/ptaoussanis/sente You would have to do the database code yourself, however.
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I used to be a big fan of http-kit, but it seems like it's not maintained anymore. I've since moved on to Immutant 2, which seems to offer much more. The primary difference between Immutant 2 over 1 is that it's not monolithi
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Perhaps http://buzzsumo.com might do what you're after? Their plan that includes the API is expensive if you just want to play around with it.
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You'd be hard countered by Nozdormu.
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I'm not sure I'd recommend that book today. Even the author said that it's out dated today because it was so tactical when it was published.
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I was exactly like this, until one Christmas I was giving the book The Lean Startup and decided building web applications was more fun and practical.
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SEEKING WORK I will build your MVP for you. Price is fixed at $5,000 and we'll scope it around there. Otherwise, I can be hired for Clojure/Clojurescript work. Email in profile.
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Show HN: Free Stripe Metrics, Forever
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Setting Up a Node.cljs Project with Leiningen and NPM
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Hey Thomas, I'm looking to get into web app testing and I read this article earlier today: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/06/how-to-break-into-securit... Say I did what you said and got some experience. How
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SEEKING WORK - Remote Professional Clojure developer specializing in web applications. Looking for more work. Contact in profile.
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Node.cljs – The Secret Weapon Nobody Knows About
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