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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   The official team does value Windows users. For me, I'm a web developer. And we all know how web developers hate Internet Explorers. I was a Ubuntu users in my first years learning programming before I got a macbook. There are always r
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   Configuring lein scripts. Debugging JVM problems. Guess how JavaScript developers hate JVM exceptions.
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   State your backgrounds please~ ClojureScript users? Non-Clojure programmer? Known Lisp? Showing code is most direct way of telling people what ClojureScript is. The official side gave thousands of words but people with less knowledge just d
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   I don't know jinyang? Who?
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   Feeling difficult to understand your reply as a non-English developer. Anyway it's my personal opinion and I'm not official ClojureScript maintainer. The lead maintainer do care about Windows users.
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   > ClojureScript(Unofficial) Fine... Updated.
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   Thanks. The official sites might be the better place doing that. I'll see what I can do on my side as well.
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   I'm definitely one of shadow-cljs folks. We are trying to shorten the steps and paths people coming from JavaScript world to ClojureScript. Figwheel is a great tool, just not a perfect one to people with JavaScript background.
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   by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

   Hard question. Try this thread? https://clojureverse.org/t/is-there-a-good-resource-to-learn...
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Well, you may need this one https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/8anepx/a_fake_home... The main purpose of this page is trying to make new developers come to ClojureScript feel better by providing i
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Agreed. David definitely knows that.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    I use shadow-cljs as a replacement of figwheel. shadow-cljs is quite powerful already, in development and bundling.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Make sure you also know the goodies in shadow-cljs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16866085
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    I saw David adding commands that Windows users need in the docs. Personally I don't like treating Windows users like how I treated Linux/macOS users. You chose Windows, you chose the hard way, you have to figure it out on you own.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Still, please try shadow-cljs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16866085 and join us on Slack.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Try shadow-cljs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16866085 you want npm modules in ClojureScript and you get npm modules in your ClojureScript. If not, then I'm quite sure you can get help from thheller who created
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    I posted it on Reddit/Clojure before. People on ClojureVerse read Reddit a lot, I think.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Does the first paragraph the page help? I was expecting this paragraph telling people what ClojureScript is. > Clojure is a dialect of the Lisp programming language. Clojure is a general-purpose programming language with an emphasis on f
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    I put some random snippet gathered from the community about all the features ClojureScript supports. This page is not targeting JavaScript developers alone. It's visited by many Clojure and ClojureScript developers. And I want to exhib
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    Shadow-cljs, ClojureScript compilation made easy(shadow-cljs.org)

    7 points by jiyinyiyong 9y ago|0 comments
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    ClojureScript beginners' home page(clojure-script.org)

    191 points by jiyinyiyong 9y ago|79 comments
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Someone please explain that without ADT? And with graphs?
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Learn Haskell and use Clojure/Elixir/Scala/ReasonML/Elm...
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    Clojure(Script): an unofficial active Twitter account for Clojure(twitter.com)

    1 points by jiyinyiyong 9y ago|0 comments
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    ClojureScript(shadow-cljs): Improved Externs Inference(code.thheller.com)

    1 points by jiyinyiyong 9y ago|0 comments
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Also, you can "compile ClojureScript without configuring JVM" with https://github.com/thheller/shadow-cljs
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    I'm using ClojureScript. I would definitely argue that ClojureScript is the right language you should pick up. It's based on JavaScript ecosystem and all pieces from npm are available. It's the largest ecosystem currently. If
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    For the keys, I created a similar library called https://github.com/Cirru/bisection-key to generate string keys.
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Clojure comes with a nice solution to persistent data structure, and it fully adopted the ideas behind it. Also it was designed for STM, it suits browser programming naturally. I think it's a nice balance between Functional Programming
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    by jiyinyiyong 9y ago

    Let's see what will happen outside China. Then compare them with data :P