Rayne

13 ms·

91.
by Rayne 15y ago
Actually quite a lot. Not anymore. My primary internet connection is a (truly) unlimited data plan on my phone with Sprint, but I don't go out of my way to abuse that fact, even though I live in a rural area where bogging down the towers sh
92.
An Update on Meet Clojure(blog.raynes.me)
1 points by Rayne 15y ago|0 comments
93.
by Rayne 15y ago
That is a silly thing to say. I've never seen a language that had such a friendly community. I don't think that in my two years of being active in the Clojure community, I have ever seen a single person get 'laughed at' for any reason at al
94.
by Rayne 15y ago
Christophe Grand is very much a part of mainstream Clojure culture. He is currently co-authoring a book on Clojure. Furthermore, he never said that macros are evil and should never be used. I'm tempted to say that Steve may have never even
95.
TryClojure update -- Addressing concerns and introducing new things(blog.raynes.me)
5 points by Rayne 15y ago|0 comments
96.
Return (or, Progress Report on Meet Clojure)(blog.raynes.me)
3 points by Rayne 16y ago|0 comments
97.
Explaining 'Meet Clojure'(blog.raynes.me)
2 points by Rayne 16y ago|0 comments
98.
by Rayne 16y ago
I think you've missed the point, friend.
99.
I'm tired of the NoSQL buzz, and bring you SlouchDB(pepijndevos.nl)
25 points by Rayne 16y ago|5 comments
100.
Tryclojure - A Call To Action(blog.acidrayne.net)
17 points by Rayne 16y ago|0 comments
101.
Clojure Conj - Recovery(blog.acidrayne.net)
3 points by Rayne 16y ago|0 comments
102.
by Rayne 16y ago
Definitely. :)
103.
by Rayne 16y ago
I believe I linked to the follow-up post that Chas made after we reached that goal. I suppose I should have been clearer on that part of the post.
104.
Clojure Conj Anticipation(blog.acidrayne.net)
33 points by Rayne 16y ago|4 comments
105.
by Rayne 16y ago
I most certainly will. :D
106.
by Rayne 16y ago
Thanks to everybody who donated. We've indeed reached our goal, and I will be going to the conference. You rock!
107.
by Rayne 16y ago
It's very appreciated. Thank you very much.
108.
Clojure 1.2 Released(groups.google.com)
8 points by Rayne 16y ago|0 comments
109.
by Rayne 16y ago
I think you've missed my point. They are not suing simply because Java was used to create an application. I don't plan on creating a new, incompatible JVM any time soon, so how does this effect me in any way? I'm a Clojure application and
110.
by Rayne 16y ago
People are really just being silly about this stuff. They aren't suing because they USED Java or the JVM. I don't see how this could have any effect on these languages.
111.
by Rayne 16y ago
"Will switching to emacs help me write better software? Solve harder problems?" It will HELP you write better software, yes. Solve harder problems? It will help you solve harder problems FASTER maybe.
112.
by Rayne 16y ago
TryHaskell is powered by Chris Done's jquery-console. So is TryClojure. Bugs in TryHaskell transfer to TryClojure by default.
113.
by Rayne 16y ago
I appreciate the feedback! I didn't take any offense to what you said. :) I'm not entirely certain I'm qualified to write a Clojure tutorial anyway, which is why I hope Michael is interested.
114.
by Rayne 16y ago
Well, it's actually impossible to write if as a function in Clojure.
115.
by Rayne 16y ago
Still working on those colors, but I'm not sure about making examples clickable. It's hard to learn if you don't pay attention to examples. :p
116.
by Rayne 16y ago
That's a problem with Chris Done (tryhaskell.org)'s jquery-console. I believe he's still working on proper history.
117.
by Rayne 16y ago
Note that try-clojure uses the same jquery-console that tryhaskell.org uses. ;)
118.
by Rayne 16y ago
I'm still experimenting with code snippet colors.
119.
by Rayne 16y ago
Licenser (Heinz) and I have another project called clj-sandbox that provides sandboxing for try-clojure and sexpbot in #clojure. You're safe.
120.
by Rayne 16y ago
Lau Jensen and I worked pretty hard on the new layout. And I'll add your damned logo! Just give me time. ;)

More ›