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“Clojure has nothing to make web programming better enough to switch”(clojureverse.org)
3 points by kimi 9y ago|1 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
Like what? :-)
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From Twitter: how do we sell Clojure?(clojureverse.org)
3 points by kimi 9y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
FYI - not trying to market any product here. Wombat (though closed-source) is free to use for small sites / hackers - if you just want to run it with a couple of phones, or play with speech synthesis/recog, it will take way less e
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by kimi 9y ago
Loway | Java sysadmin | Lugano, Switzerland | ONSITE Loway builds call-center software solutions and is based in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland. We run a quickly-growing SaaS cloud platform, made by thousands of Java and Clojure w
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by kimi 9y ago
If you want something more ready-to-go, you can use https://www.wombatdialer.com/ - works with Asterisk clusters and requires no explicit programming - you just declare what you want done, and it takes care of the rest. You
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ObjectiveSync – A thin Java object persistence layer for JDBC (2015)(github.com)
26 points by kimi 9y ago|31 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
Well done!
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by kimi 9y ago
Enough times that I remember it. Luckily, with modern IDEs, going from fields to accessors is just a "refactoring" menu away.
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by kimi 9y ago
No: the idea that immutable is a sensible default, and active enforcing of immutability. In Java, e.g., a linked list's cell might be immutable, but its contents are most likely mutable - so back to page one. It is definitely possible
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by kimi 9y ago
Immutable data structures?
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by kimi 9y ago
I agree: one of the things I do appreciate in Java is that the compiler does catch those silly things and I don't really have to think about them any more. As a side effect, refactoring is very safe and you can depend on it. Clojure -
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Effective Programs: 10 Years of Clojure(github.com)
215 points by kimi 9y ago|200 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
Sure: https://github.com/arohner/spectrum I think the main advantage of a type system (e.g. Java's) is that it avoids a lot of stupid mistakes; and therefore does help refactoring because most "stupid" c
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by kimi 9y ago
Dynamically, but there are some libraries out there that are working to bring static analysis on steroids to spec-enabled code. And as spec is opt-in, you can spec just how much (or little) you find useful.
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by kimi 9y ago
Amen brother. Unless we want to talk about "apps" in general that - in 95% of cases - could be mobile-optimized web sites.
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by kimi 9y ago
Any transcripts yet?
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Learning Clojure: transducers how-to(astrecipes.net)
3 points by kimi 9y ago|0 comments
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Handling parked calls with QueueMetrics(queuemetrics.com)
1 points by kimi 9y ago|0 comments
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Ad-hoc interactive analysis of web logs with the Clojure REPL(queuemetrics.com)
2 points by kimi 9y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
Suggestion: throw the remaining 10% away as well and go for ClojureScript. You are ready.
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by kimi 9y ago
see above
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by kimi 9y ago
The Clojure app was AOT compiled (Clojure->bytecode) not the JVM's AOT
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by kimi 9y ago
see above
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by kimi 9y ago
Changes with Quickstart and Sharedclasses; # time for i in `seq 1 10`; do ./jdk-9+181/bin/java -client -Xquickstart -jar l2i-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT-standalone.jar; done real 0m18.571s user 0m30.429s sys 0m1.374s # time for i in `seq
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by kimi 9y ago
I tried some quick tests using a fully AOT, short-running thing we run in house. Here the cost is the set-up of JVM and loading of Clojure stuff (CentOS 7 Vagrant VM on my Mac). J9: time ./jdk-9+181/bin/java -client -jar l2
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Mach: make done right (in ClojureScript)(github.com)
2 points by kimi 9y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 9y ago
Maybe because writing an Access database still requires a programmer, and you can get better value by hiring a PHP programmer to write two pages and three tables.
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by kimi 9y ago
Go is more "mainstream" (I'd say it's totally mainstream by now) while Clojure is still "niche" - and being a Lisp, I doubt it will ever be non-niche.
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by kimi 9y ago
I find it always a PITA to set up WebRTC in Asterisk. Not sure if it is just me.

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