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cutler
4y ago
Talk about sledgehammer to crack a nut - honestly, why does anyone need type safety in a simple templating operation? Dynamic languages have their uses, you know. Type safety is a tool, not an ideology.
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cutler
4y ago
You have to be joking, surely? React/Vue as a mere static template languages? Dedicated static site frameworks such as Jekyll and Middleman are a much better experience. My favourite is still Perl's Template::Toolkit.
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cutler
4y ago
What are the language differences. What's missing in SCI's subset? Just Java stuff like deftype?
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cutler
4y ago
I wish journalists would define their terms. I had to dig deep into the article just to find out what a "demand-side platform" is.
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4y ago
Except you now need an extra JVM instance just for Leiningen.
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4y ago
https://phptherightway.com
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cutler
4y ago
It's often misunderstood that a lot of the much-vaunted cheap hosting providers offer PHP only as a CGI. You would typically pay extra for mod_php.
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cutler
4y ago
Shared Nothing Architecture.
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4y ago
> PHP was really nice to get into programming and make a spaghetti website Facebook manages quite well with PHP. Maybe it's your fault you didn't learn how to use modern PHP practices which have been well-documented for over a
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4y ago
Not to meniton Kubernetes, AWS and Terraform. I don't think you really get PHP.
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4y ago
Examples?
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4y ago
Don't forget Clojure's libpython.clj. There's also Hylang which was inspired by Clojure.
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cutler
4y ago
He said 1000x developers not libraries. Big difference.
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4y ago
Apples to oranges. You're comparing a framework to a language. Ruby itself was born out of the desire for developer happiness. It doesn't follow logically that momentum for a large framework could not have evolved out of Clojure&#
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cutler
4y ago
So we should all just use Spring Boot? The need for a big Clojure framework is because Java and its frameworks are mostly object oriented.
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4y ago
I think this attitude in the Clojure community is sealing Clojure's fate. You discover the incredible genius of Clojure's simplicity then hit this brick wall of intransigence when you search for a framework which will give you lev
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4y ago
I'm not part of that "consensus".
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cutler
4y ago
Case in point. Ripley looks promising but it's just one dev and his single page Github doc. Useless to a newcomer or business looking for a framework for the long haul. Clojure has dozens of these projects.
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4y ago
At the expense of unrealistic download size.
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4y ago
.Net MAUI?
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cutler
4y ago
Apple can go *ck themselves. I paid £1,250 in January 2020 for an iPhone 11 Max Pro which spontaneously acquired a vertical band of bright green light on the screen the other day. No sympathy at the "Genius Bar" so £309 to repair
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4y ago
For all the modern static site generators with their funky Javascript I still find Perl's Template::Toolkit to be the best SSG I've ever used.
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cutler
4y ago
What I hate most about the industry is how everyone drinks the AWS+Docker+Kubernetes kool aid. That plus the worship of React and Node with its tortuous async programming model.
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4y ago
Most of the non-system languages on the rise (Kotlin, Swift, Dart, JS, Python, C#) are a mixture of OOP and functional so I don't see OOP dying anytime soon.
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4y ago
C# and Java with minimum verbosity? That I'd like to see. Kotlin.js HTML generation is just hideous.
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4y ago
The else None is redundant, though. If you want a one-liner in Python just ignore the indentation: if date.today().weekday() == 5: print("It's Saturday")
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4y ago
Apart from the app itself ~/Library/Appliction Support/Microsoft/Teams was eating up 1.1Gb before I sent it packing to Trash. Same old Microsoft.
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4y ago
Because it works for them, presumably.
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cutler
4y ago
LunarVim may be what you're looking for.
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4y ago
Plus there hasn't been a stable Spacemacs update in years. Telling users to use the dev branch doesn't inspire confidence.
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