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Beginner guide to compile ClojureScript to CommonJS and use Webpack(clojureverse.org)
2 points by jiyinyiyong 9y ago|0 comments
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by jiyinyiyong 9y ago
Agreed. Debugging Clojure(Script) is a pain. Although I still need to use ClojureScript.
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by jiyinyiyong 9y ago
https://github.com/ubolonton/js-csp/ ?
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A beginner guide to compile ClojureScript with shadow-cljs(medium.com)
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by jiyinyiyong 9y ago
I got a virtual DOM solution in ClojureScript too http://respo.site/ less features, more pure.
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Minimal working example for XYZ project(medium.com)
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Stack Editor: rethink files and syntax in programming [video](youtube.com)
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Ask HN: What's your troubles or concerns in front-end dev in the past year?
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Cirru Editor, Parinfer and Prettier(medium.com)
1 points by jiyinyiyong 10y ago|0 comments
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Yes, Cirru, in 2013, which is only a language front-end that compiles to JavaScript, Clojure, JSON or HTML. * http://cirru.org * text.cirru.org (temporary solution) * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13773813
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Using at work even at major product in Teambition Shanghai https://github.com/teambition?language=coffeescript https://github.com/jianliaoim?language=coffeescript
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Maybe Prettier? It's for JavaScript: https://github.com/jlongster/prettier https://twitter.com/search?q=atom%20prettier&src=typd
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
That would be a huge feature. I got some ideas but have no time to finish it. It's can be something like something like Redux devtoos, because it's not just files...
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
And we can map Cirru AST to a language AST like I did in http://script.cirru.org/ ;)
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
I've used it to write web pages for nearly a year, so I believe we can. The problem is, like people may hate using indentations, they just hate. There's also a text version of Cirru http://text.cirru.org , but withouth
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
No. But I have a friend who writes in C# and he showed me quite some tips on VS Code. I know it's very smart and IDE understands code in semantics, that can be a lot better than Stack Editor that only recognize the structure. I will ke
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Awesome! You may also add these projects: https://github.com/shaunlebron/parinfer https://github.com/prettier/prettier They are fixing the same problem Cirru Project was trying to solve, just in a
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Author here. Added another quick video on Youtube, check this out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13774829 Guess I need help from someone because English is not my mother language, and I even got cough these days.
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
I agree. I'm just too lazy to add that. Actually on http://cirru.org/ there's a button named "Show me data". By clicking at the button you get the data in vectors, which is almost the thing you shown in
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Introduction to Cirru Editor(added for HN)(youtube.com)
5 points by jiyinyiyong 10y ago|0 comments
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
I uploaded a new video, hope it explains my ideas better. https://youtu.be/zsiYPppEDp0
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Author here. Your are right. Graphical editor is just a favor of myself and happened to make implementing this features easier. If you are skilled enough to parser code in text and build a tree underneath, it's definitely the same resu
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Author here. Try http://text.cirru.org see if it fits your mind. I guess people always hate news things that breaking others. Me too....
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Author here. Theoretically it can any language that has a simple way to generate code from a simple AST. But in my case it's Clojure because in Lisp I can generate code from data easily with https://github.com/brandonbl
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
If you are interested work in Shanghai, you may checkout the company I'm currently working for https://github.com/elemefe .
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
Yeah, agreed.
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
I'm saying MobX is not the final answer for React. Behind React is the theory of uni-directional data flow. Observable in MobX looks nice and it fixes uni-directional data flow in JavaScript syntax of assignments. Seeing from ClojureSc
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
MobX makes React simple because it's JavaScript. If you've write React with ClojureScript, you will find out that ClojureScript simplified React too. And people may also say ClojureScript is the magic piece that make React great.
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
React is not good enough since it's based on JavaScript. Swapping the language to ClojureScript or ReasonML, the situation will change.
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by jiyinyiyong 10y ago
I would prefer calling it "Time tracing debugger", it not traveling as Bret Victor told.

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