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691.
by kimi 10y ago
The author addressed some of your points in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13364642
692.
by kimi 10y ago
This expands quite a bit on yesterday's posts.
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Securing a Clojure Webapp with Let's Encrypt(brainonfire.net)
1 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
694.
by kimi 10y ago
The author is a well-known expert on the subject, so I guess he did now want to write a treatise on the subject but just to do some show-and-tell.
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Telephony Fraud – Still going strong(simionovich.com)
35 points by kimi 10y ago|25 comments
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How to create a spec for destructuring (Clojure)(blog.cognitect.com)
1 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Starting a journey with Clojure and ClojureScript(corgibytes.com)
5 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Getting started with transducers in Clojure(jr0cket.co.uk)
3 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Clojure: Using a JavaScript Charting Library in Reagent(ingesolvoll.github.io)
4 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Making code fast: Measure what you intend to measure (Clojure)(jakemccrary.com)
3 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
701.
by kimi 10y ago
Try Cursive on IntelliJ. It absolutely rocks.
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by kimi 10y ago
I also hated the syntax when I got started. I found it very hard to read Clojure code. After a while you use it, you will not "see" it anymore (and instead you will appreciate its clarity). Don't give up!
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Understanding sequence abstractions in Clojure(lambdaisland.com)
2 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 10y ago
I find it quite annoying that for a language that is meant to be "parasitic" there is no simple way to port it to any target. There are a few Clojures around that target e.g. C, but they are more "lookalikes" than the r
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Elastix Ditches Open-Source Asterisk PBX for 3CX(elastix.org)
1 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Clojure transducers are good for you – Getting started and How-to(astrecipes.net)
2 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
707.
by kimi 10y ago
It would be very interesting to have pointers here. I would have liked to do the same thing, but for Golang.
708.
by kimi 10y ago
This would be cool for ClojureScript scripting
709.
by kimi 10y ago
We use https://github.com/l3nz/whaleware for persistent, database-oriented workload with persistent data. We used to keep persistent data on a data volume, but now mount a native directory instead (2x faster). Might no
710.
by kimi 10y ago
Clojure is very nice, surely mind-blowing at first. "Clojure for the Brave and True" is a nice introductions, and funny to read. http://www.braveclojure.com/
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Onyx-Local-RT: the Onyx distributed platform now runs in your browser(onyxplatform.org)
3 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
712.
by kimi 10y ago
Superb!
713.
by kimi 10y ago
Js Ad-blocker-blocker blocking the site => goodbye Times of India.
714.
by kimi 10y ago
Unless someone forgets meaningful docstrings and tests on a function. At that point it becomes "very interesting" again.
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Clojure in the UK: Interview with Funding Circle(juxt.pro)
1 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 10y ago
Digium seems to think it has some, so they have been dragging their feet for ~3 years now. So this is a start.
717.
by kimi 10y ago
Likely, as soon as it exist the browser-to-browser thing. A SIP back-end may not be the cool thing you advertise on the app store, but it is battle-tested and scales carrier-grade.
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Opus codec available now in Asterisk(blogs.digium.com)
88 points by kimi 10y ago|18 comments
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Clojure In: Case-studies on where Clojure is being used across Europe(juxt.pro)
5 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments
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Fun with kids: implementing Wa-Tor in ClojureScript(github.com)
2 points by kimi 10y ago|0 comments

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