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by eggsby 14y ago
I recommend checking out http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2012/08/01/rich-javascript-a... for a more in depth exploration of the trade-offs between the popular client-side architecture tools. I can only speak of my personal experience with
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by eggsby 14y ago
I've built moderately sized applications in both angular.js and backbone, backbone is much more pleasant to work with if only for the fact that everything is obvious , even if that requires you to do more development legwork and thinking a
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by eggsby 14y ago
I'd compare the two most popular web development platforms for those languages and try building similar apps in each. For haskell, that's http://www.yesodweb.com/ and for clojure it's http://www.webnoir.org/ What trade-offs you encounte
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by eggsby 14y ago
This series is nice in that it shows working with databases (and schema migrations!), using the ring http abstraction, and hooking the two together. That said, I think that clojure is one of the worst platforms you could choose for building
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by eggsby 14y ago
I believe the clojure equivalent in the example provides increased readability by distilling the method into its discrete parts, as well as demonstrating how java's static type constraints (and any incidental complexity therein) were made c
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Porting a java hashing method to clojure(samesake.com)
1 points by eggsby 14y ago|1 comments
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Simple pattern matching in clojure and js(samesake.com)
2 points by eggsby 14y ago|0 comments
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by eggsby 14y ago
You speak of light table, but that specific project wouldn't have existed without clojure which uses the eclipse license; doesn't this make it a derivative of open source? Furthermore, ibdknox open sources the majority of his projects... H
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by eggsby 15y ago
Same happened to me... c'est la vie :o edit: fixed I appreciate the time the people involved took out of their schedules to get it resolved so painlessly :) Thanks eee_c & ngauthier!
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by eggsby 15y ago
This is definitely among my favorite tools, alongside substacks dnode and es5 shim it's even better. :)