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VScode ate everyone's launch, even Jetbrains must be cursing Microsoft every day. That said, as emacs user, I see vim users switching to emacs/evil by the day.
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7y ago
How has the experience of working with Clojurescript been?
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Nothing that they don't already have in place with some configuration adjustments. The Internet is just a lot of interconnected routers.
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7y ago
If you add in Typescript as he said, is a much better proposition than mypy.
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From Cursive's author https://old.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/5twabp/new_clojuri...
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From Cursive's author https://old.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/5twabp/new_clojuri...
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Nowhere near as good or as seamless as Kotlin interop, Kotlin made interop a priority/first class feature. When using a Java library in Clojure, many times its just better to just write some Java for your Clojure program specifically f
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7y ago
Go also competes with Rust in many areas though.
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7y ago
Selection bias.
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Versions 12 to 16 are/will be stable releases.
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iTerm is all about the features. For me, two useful ones are remapping of modifiers and being able to individually set left or right option to Meta/Esc+.
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7y ago
Yep, that's true, should have clarify that I was talking more about fire and forget CRUD apps (small business stuff). OTOH, there a huge companies with successful rails(github,airbnb)/django(instagram) apps, but maybe they get awa
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virtualbox is fine (but don't know your needs exactly).
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qemu is linux only?
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windows and linux have native solutions, for macos there's vmware and parallels, but really, virtualbox is fine too, unless your are this big company with hundreds of deployments and have to think hard about licensing.
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I don't want to be that guy, but why did they start with nodejs for something like this instead of using the JVM or Go?
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I'm not denying that something better than Rails can be built with Clojure, just implying that it doesn't exist, so for quickly pushing out a CRUD webapp multiple times without repeating yourself again and again(avoiding all the t
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As someone who tries to use Clojure everywhere I can, its very hard to beat Rails for pushing out a webapp (many long Clojure timers share this opinion). Clojure shines for web services that require lots of data processing in the server and
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Pycharm still requires and assumes you have a local python environment.
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Yes, there's vim emulation. You can't run vim plugins but there are plugins that to the same as the vim ones.
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https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview
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With vscode recent remote capabilities its hard to push(come up with a argument) vim/emacs for programmers who do dev in remote VMs.
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Is that MVVM or like Razor in asp.net core?
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The code without the team is not interesting to any potential buyers, unless it's a work of art that any team can pick up quickly, are you included in the package? (you weren't clear about this and changes everything.).
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How many lines of code? (old/new)
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examples?
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What is the difference between big, explosive strength for sports and strong?
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Emacs works great in a terminal, all the issues you mentioned disappear ;) (you didn't mention why you really need GUI Emacs) - I use emacs 95% of the time inside remote tmux sessions, you also have true color support is that your thin
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Figma
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You can write perfectly fine Python without any of the features you mentioned.
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