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by lemming 13y ago
I'm not sure about the US, but in the UK GCHQ has this sort of activity explicitly as one of its three principal mandates - it's something along the lines of "protect the economic interests of the UK". You can imagine th
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by lemming 13y ago
What's interesting with these declarations (and I'm surprised they don't even get a mention in the media) is that they specifically say that these rights cannot be denied based on "national or social origin". So it&
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Cursive Clojure 0.1.04 now has a user guide(cursiveclojure.com)
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by lemming 13y ago
And that's the rub for them, right? They've totally lost all credibility when they say "Trust us, we're reasonable" or "Actually, we're not doing that". We can only make decisions or form opinions whe
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by lemming 13y ago
All we know at this point is that the U.S. isn't doing it now... Actually, we don't know that - we only know they said they're not. Given that Clapper flat out lied about surveillance at the start of all this that isn'
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by lemming 13y ago
I have yet to pass the willing-to-pay barrier, but my experience launching Cursive has really echoed his first two points. Developers really appreciate attention to detail in a product and my experience working with the beta testers has bee
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by lemming 13y ago
The Guardian is actually one of the few organisations with its ownership structure set up for editorial independence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guardian#Ownership . I guess Greenwald knows what he's doing b
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by lemming 13y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6512597
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by lemming 13y ago
I added some instructions for debugging REPL sessions to http://cursiveclojure.com/quickstart.html - it's clunky right now but I'll be fixing that soon.
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by lemming 13y ago
Yes, that's already about 80% there. There are some of the paredit commands missing but it's very usable right now. The most obvious omissions are open-round-and-newline, wrap-round and kill-word. Most other commands are there, an
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by lemming 13y ago
CLJ-183, CLJ-186, and CLJ-77 are fixed. I'll check CLJ-165. CLJ-129 is coming very soon. ClojureScript support is definitely on the list but will take a while - we do recognise .cljs files, at least.
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by lemming 13y ago
You should be able to run any script in Debug mode (Run->Debug instead of Run->Run) and you can also debug your REPL session, although this is very clunky right now. I'll get some documentation up and provide a link here.
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by lemming 13y ago
Absolutely - it's a common misconception that IDEs only generate code for blub programmers. Most IDE functionality, particularly things like refactorings, are not at all language specific and are just as useful in Clojure as in Java. T
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by lemming 13y ago
Yeah, that defn problem needs a whole blog post - damn macros.
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by lemming 13y ago
For a couple of reasons. One is that there's already a great Clojure environment for Eclipse - Counterclockwise. Secondly, I think that IntelliJ provides a better platform for building something like this - it's just a better IDE
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by lemming 13y ago
Yes, they released their code under the Apache license. I checked with them before deciding to go ahead with this and they didn't have a problem with the idea.
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by lemming 13y ago
Thanks, glad you're liking it! Any issues, let me know. There's still a lot to do but it's very usable right now.
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by lemming 13y ago
There's still some lein functionality I need to add. Currently the best way to add a non-standard task like lein midje is to create a run config (Run->Edit Configurations..., hit + and select Leiningen). I'm going to be improvi
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by lemming 13y ago
I added a (very) quick start guide here: http://cursiveclojure.com/quickstart.html . I'll get something prettier/better up ASAP.
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by lemming 13y ago
BTW someone mentioned below the lack of a mailing list - if anyone would like to be updated about new releases drop me a line on cursive@cursiveclojure.com and I'll keep you up to date.
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by lemming 13y ago
Right, this is one of the great things about the IntelliJ platform products - the IDE actually parses the program and creates an AST. This allows support for all the magic like refactorings and so forth, including rename. Basically I implem
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by lemming 13y ago
If you're interested in whether the Cursive functionality can be integrated into Vim, the answer is no - it relies on a lot of the functionality of the IntelliJ platform. As AndreasFrom mentioned, the IdeaVim bindings are meant to be r
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by lemming 13y ago
Yes, this is not something that I've investigated but it's definitely doable if there's demand.
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by lemming 13y ago
Sorry, I need to get a quick start page up. Just create a new Java project, and it'll prompt you at the end to add Clojure to it.
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by lemming 13y ago
This will be commercial, similar to PyCharm, RubyMine and the other JetBrains IDEs. I'm considering a slightly restricted free edition that can't be used for commercial work, but I haven't worked out the details yet. It almos
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by lemming 13y ago
I'm definitely planning to get a mailing list set up, I was caught slightly on the hop by the unexpected public release! I'll set something up ASAP.
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by lemming 13y ago
A lot of these are fixed in Cursive - anything in particular you're after?
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by lemming 13y ago
Pretty much right away after the beta program, although I'm not sure how long that will be. Probably late this year sometime, but it depends on the problems people find.
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by lemming 13y ago
The standalone IDE will be useful for people getting started with Clojure, since it'll provide a more integrated experience - we bundle lein so that Windows developers don't need to download and install it to get going, for exampl
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by lemming 13y ago
Sure do - Settings->Clojure->Rainbow Parens. You can't customise the colours right now, but that's coming in the next drop.

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