jfhamlin

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   by jfhamlin 2y ago

   Fairly easily, yes! There’s a small package [0] just for that; it’s similar to the corresponding java package [1] for clojure. 0. https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/glojurelang/glojure/pkg/glj 1. http:/
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   by jfhamlin 2y ago

   Glojure author here! Your analysis is spot-on :). I'll definitely take a look at clojure.core-test. As components mature, I focus on improving compatibility by porting tests from Clojure [0], but they often require modifications to acc
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   by jfhamlin 2y ago

   Sorry to hear it's not working for you . Please feel free to file an issue on the repo with any relevant details! While I only work on Glojure sporadically at the moment, I really value feedback like this, and I'll prioritize inve
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   by jfhamlin 2y ago

   Glojure author here. Transpiling to Go is definitely something I've considered — and am still considering! My current focus is on use cases that prioritize interactivity, which makes the existing interpreter-based approach a better fit