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by jarpineh 10y ago
Shameful plug: For interested ClojureScripters there's my adapter: https://github.com/jussiarpalahti/mathom I was looking at upgrading it to Mithril 1.0 this past weekend, but new Cljs release's new JS suppor
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Yes, that was one, but this too: https://clojurescript.org/guides/externs The previous way was painful. The one before that few years back was also very hard to get correct...
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by jarpineh 10y ago
Great news, just yesterday I was dusting off my old Cljs project and now this happened. I was reading the docs on externs (how to describe your JS code - like a 3rd party library - Closure compliant for its API surface). Could it be possibl
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Thank you both. I didn't realize how Erlang flawored this really is. This did the trick: > (lists:map (lambda (a) (io:format (integer_to_list a))) (lists:seq 1 10)) Though all those OKs look kind of superfluous. I must read
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by jarpineh 11y ago
This looks really interesting. I installed it easily through Brew. REPL seems to work fast. Now if my Clojure flawored Lisp starter level knowledge could be somehow transformed into Erlang flawor... I wrote this: > (map (lists:seq
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by jarpineh 11y ago
This definitely clarifies things. Thank you for your trouble. With Mobx I'm not handling a regular object, but a wrapped object (I think). This wrapper provised the observation capability for getters and updates to observers when using
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Thank you. I like the idea of autorun function. Perhaps it could do logging or gathering debug information without having to touch so many places like Redux seems to require.
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I took a look. This seems intriguing because it doesn't bring the whole RxJS with it to make observables work. Though I'm a bit baffled by the developer's statements about immutability of values in his SurviveJS interview [1]
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I've been on 2.9 series for few months now, since this appeared on HN, so sadly nothing new here... [1] I had such a great time getting to know these features then. I haven't noticed any instabilities, and new features have been w
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I read somewhere, but have forgotten where, that having doing things same way twice is ok, only when you're second time repeating yourself, think about using an abstraction. Or to say it more succintly, duplication is not a problem, tr
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Getting vm clone and local ansible configured took some time, but now provisioning seems to work quite fast. Great! I'd like to find a way to get Ubuntu to boot faster and Vagrant waiting unnecessarily long for the machine to become av
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I think I used foreign-libs at the end. I might have had preamble there at one point, but that iteration did not work. Using Figwheel + Devcards build in Leininged seems to swallow compile information, or at least I couldn't see any er
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Ok, thank you. I have to see how to go about making JS with Webpack -> Cljs a bit more automated.
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Could you clarify a bit the state of JS on ClojureScript land? I just spend a weekend watching videos about Om Next and Devcards. I got Om Next inside Devcards working, but the journey from there to getting my JS based React components ther
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Short answer to your question is: it depends. I did recently change my home office to treadmill desk. I'm from Finland, so I won't give any product recommendations. One thing I noticed it is very hard to find information about tre
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Higher level concepts in area so rife with incidental complexity like programming tend to get lost in the details of the implementation. Patterns and abstract concepts like FRP can only be understood by with implementation. Ideas tend to be
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Kefir looks interesting, thanks for the pointer! Now if somebody makes async channel combinator so that I wouldn't had to build so much boilerplate for network requests. Be it direct callbacks or promises or the new fetch specification
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by jarpineh 11y ago
For a light weight, ES5 style version, I have used a function generator (or factory, if you prefer). It keeps iteration state in its closure, and the resulting function updates it when its called. Your code calls generated function from the
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by jarpineh 11y ago
This looks really fun way to develop React apps. I just developed a React app, and managed to trip over state related problems at every stage. First with full state outside components, then within a top component, then I tried with a simple
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Redux(rackt.github.io)
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by jarpineh 11y ago
This looks extremely interesting. I have looked at several JS-based text editors, and so far none have matched my requirements. ProseMirror sounds like something I have thought about as a possible approach. Well, not so much the collaborati
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I tried to like Truly, but the lack of nordic layout was too much and I essentially gave up using it. Also, its version on mechanic keys were pretty noisy and somewhat too resistant for me. Key layout felt great, but like with other too dif
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by jarpineh 11y ago
I got magnetic tape from Ikea, couple of old bookends and build my own with Kinesis Freestyle. Magnetic tape on keyboards and bookends keeps them together, yet easily separable if need be. And believe me, learning to type when you can'
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Thank you. I managed to miss that when reading the first time. I'm currently learning testing with the TAP protocol [1], which might be simple enough to bring into Atom or Oxygen and also use in Jypyter languages. I know that Python an
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by jarpineh 11y ago
Yes! I like this very much. This is the favorite feature I used in LT (though I've wished to delve more in its architecture), I never really got the hang of external REPLs and browser sessions. I recently tested Wallaby.js, which bring
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by jarpineh 12y ago
Please, do elaborate. This is currently happening in Finland's capital region: http://www.helsinkitimes.fi/finland/finland-news/domestic/12... Though CGI did stall the process by suing the project in Mar
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by jarpineh 12y ago
Thank you for your comment. Me thinks Mithril is fairly minimal, too, but this point can't be completely objective. If API allows to do things I find complicated to do myself, then I happily accept a little bloat here and there. I will
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by jarpineh 12y ago
Hm. How does this compare to Mithril JS ( http://lhorie.github.io/mithril/ )? I just looked at the doc and read this thread (at 61 comments). Same: * virtual dom * has its own tag syntax * Mithril has MSX, but also su
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HP Introduces Multiple Monitors at CES Including 5K 27” Display(anandtech.com)
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by jarpineh 12y ago
I find the premise of the article odd. Characterization of Hobbit in the movies as something that was made "trying to honor every one of J. R. R. Tolkien’s footnotes, appendices, and letters" and fit into LOTR film trilogy. Since

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