brucehauman

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by brucehauman 11y ago
I appreciate your enthusiasm and agree that your stated goals are important. But if you are serious about this project having an impact, you may want to get some feedback and help with the voice of your presentation. You talk of saving th
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by brucehauman 11y ago
Exactly but keep pages of these ui components and review them before a push to production. In fact, work on the component in this setting to get maximum feedback.
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by brucehauman 11y ago
You don't need a library to do this stuff though. Just a functional approach and a willingness to work on a storyboard application, which iterates over all the states of your components, instead of just working on the main applicat
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by brucehauman 11y ago
This ability to concretely display a component in all of its different states is one of main reasons I created devcards (ClojureScript, Figwheel). One can use it to create storyboards live as you are programming. http://rigsomeli
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Sonic Pi(sonic-pi.net)
7 points by brucehauman 11y ago|0 comments
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Max Keiser: Banker Suicides Likely to Increase(cointelegraph.com)
6 points by brucehauman 11y ago|1 comments
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by brucehauman 11y ago
Your welcome! Glad it was helpful.
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Straightforward Functional JavaScript: Building the Yome Widget(rigsomelight.com)
47 points by brucehauman 11y ago|4 comments
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Fun typewriter written in ClojureScript/React(cmdrdats.github.io)
17 points by brucehauman 11y ago|2 comments
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by brucehauman 11y ago
Dude! You are welcome!
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by brucehauman 11y ago
This is author here. I'm available for questions.
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Developing ClojureScript Live with Figwheel – ClojureWest Talk(rigsomelight.com)
39 points by brucehauman 11y ago|4 comments
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Fast Prime Number Generation in Clojure(thesoftwaresimpleton.com)
1 points by brucehauman 12y ago|0 comments
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by brucehauman 12y ago
I'm a big fan of "The Complete Works of Derek Dingle" and "The Secrets of Brother John Hamman" Both are absolutely excellent.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
For goodness sake people. You can take a comic as an attack on a particular programming language, but how is this useful? Maybe there is wisdom in this comic or not, but there is value in people reflecting and presenting a humorous point o
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Ultimate resource for Webkit render behavior(trac.webkit.org)
2 points by brucehauman 12y ago|0 comments
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by brucehauman 12y ago
The last line is priceless. "So the moral of the story is: Sometimes quickly and mindlessly choosing a random solution isn't half bad!"
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Let me know how it goes. I'm still trying to figure this out https://github.com/bhauman/devcards#what-do-i-do-for-deploym...
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by brucehauman 12y ago
You're talking about the leinigen template? I just don't like the current situation for distributing these resources. I figure if you want, you can always download and store these resources locally if you want.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Really glad you liked it.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
I'd love to hear what your experience is and/or see examples.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
I have only seen Chris's Strange Loop presentation. So I don't know much about his plans for Aurora. I do agree that the time is ripe for a visual programming language built in the browser. I haven't looked into LT integratio
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by brucehauman 12y ago
Actually, that's not pie in the sky, running selenium against a set of cards would work great. And may be an easier env to work in than the actual main app.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
I have been working towards that. If you are still following the queue of messages that you mentioned a while back, then you could supply each card instance of your "program" with the list of messages that you need to get to the
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Devcards – Taking Interactivity to the Next Level(rigsomelight.com)
105 points by brucehauman 12y ago|22 comments
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What are Your Life-Energy-Adjusted Returns?(mindfi.re)
1 points by brucehauman 12y ago|0 comments
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by brucehauman 12y ago
As the OP I firmly believe that this is more than just a distraction. I don't have a ton of code and a framework that I am leaning on. I am leaning only on a practice. And that practice is to write functional code and then reap its
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by brucehauman 12y ago
I am using Sablono https://github.com/r0man/sablono a lot. It is a very thin wrapper around the basic react components. IMHO I would advise getting to know React before jumping into frameworks. It's a pretty sim
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by brucehauman 12y ago
They both have browsers with Websockets, so theoretically you could live code in the mobile browser. Although I haven't done it yet.
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by brucehauman 12y ago
If you are on mobile the game is certainly stuttering. I built this primarily to demo interactive coding not with an eye to making it perform well on mobile. Are you on a mobile platform?

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