akilism

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by akilism 11y ago
True....Living Clojure isn't focused on just ClojureScript either.
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by akilism 11y ago
also aphyr's clojure from the ground up has great exercises at the end of each post. https://aphyr.com/tags/Clojure-from-the-ground-up
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by akilism 11y ago
I really liked Living Clojure. http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920034292.do
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by akilism 11y ago
It's so simple now: http://planck.fikesfarm.com/ download, run, and you have a clojurescript repl ready to go on osx at least.
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by akilism 11y ago
plus an editor with a nice paredit mode.
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by akilism 11y ago
What's wrong with Amazon Prime on the Xbox One? I use it all the time and have had less problems with it than Netflix on the Xbox One... The android thing is annoying.
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by akilism 11y ago
one easy trick: code reviews.
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by akilism 11y ago
yeah this is my go to when I can't remember some little part of the flex box spec.
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by akilism 11y ago
where do you get that he was going to be nice from?
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by akilism 11y ago
If this is the case right then there should be tons of other video where this happens. It happens what 5 or 6 times in one video?
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by akilism 11y ago
first hand account from even a disgruntled employee or some maybe true maybe false 2nd hand account from reddit rando? one doesn't hardly even seem like it's worth a mention unless it helps confirm your preconceived bias.
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by akilism 11y ago
I don't think this is something unique to the Javascript world people make sightly different eyeglasses, plates, houses, frameworks, libraries, programming languages, etc.
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NYC Open Data Plan [pdf](www1.nyc.gov)
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by akilism 11y ago
these look pretty nice.
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by akilism 11y ago
Am I supposed to worry about IE6 when Microsoft doesn't? Can we draw the line at supporting things when their creators give up on them?
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by akilism 11y ago
double edged sword though right? we should be striving to write the most readable and easily understandable code. neither the most lines or the fewest but what can be easily proven and reasoned about.
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by akilism 11y ago
There is no best. There is just a best for you/your style.
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by akilism 11y ago
Right. "Hire more women for the sexual tension." The tech sector has a long way to go.
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by akilism 11y ago
What? What does getting along with your coworkers have to do with fixing anything? Are disagreeable people better at fixing glitches?
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by akilism 11y ago
What did I just read...
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by akilism 11y ago
I just can't see myself supporting marijuana startups unless they are doing something about the millions of people who are locked up nationwide for sale or possession. It's great you saw and opportunity to make some money but peop
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by akilism 11y ago
yes this is exactly what it is. it's definitely going to be one of those clutch things in the near future. being able to write some ui code that is acting as if the data is already available to it.
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by akilism 11y ago
Yeah, that was a great talk. I really want to try out Om Next. I've been building a bunch of stuff in Om lately and the Falcor/Relay/GraphQL/Om Next stuff is really going to be great to have at my disposal. The clojuresc
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by akilism 11y ago
Yeah, that was a great talk. I really want to try out Om Next. I've been building a bunch of stuff in Om lately and the Falcor/Relay/GraphQL stuff is really going to be great to have at my disposal. The clojurescript compilin
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by akilism 11y ago
People only "forget" this when they are trying to be disingenuous about how freedom of speech works.
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by akilism 11y ago
What does he have to do to convince you?
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by akilism 11y ago
I'm with him, I'm pretty excited about destructing coming to JS. If it's half as powerful as it is in clojure it'll be great.
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by akilism 11y ago
yep. personally I've taken a much more functional approach to my javascript development that barely relies on oop.
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by akilism 11y ago
Nice I'm going to check this out... I've been using chestnut a lot lately. https://github.com/plexus/chestnut
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by akilism 11y ago
Might as well check out Joy of Clojure by Michael Fogus also, really good book.

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