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by mateuszf 12y ago
No mention of react.js. IMHO it is a perfectly good tool for generating views both client and server side. More details: http://bensmithett.github.io/going-isomorphic-with-react
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by mateuszf 12y ago
It works like this in ClojureScript.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Also ClojureScript core.async uses the same CSP model.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
For a person who played with lot of programming languages, but not many Lisps it makes sense. Thanks.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Ok. Anyone can explain what do I get the downvotes for?
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by mateuszf 12y ago
ClojureScript already exists, and even if it's not Common Lisp, its still Lisp with homoiconity, macros and what not.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Or just use youtube-dl.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
If you want to see another new dystopian series then in my opinion The Last Enemy is quite good.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
I don't remember the exact spot, but I think that this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NUI07y1SlQ has explanation for why loading clojure programs takes so long.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Point taken.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Regardless whether this is true I also find it very funny.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
I agree, though in my experience all the cases you enumerated are not norm but exceptions to it.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
> Because your co-workers, or co-contributors may have a different definition of what readable is. The same could be said about comments. You can always say they are not enough. As I said - comments have their use - in my opinion for the
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by mateuszf 12y ago
> it was absolutely devastated in one area... source code comments. It is arguable whether this is a downside. I think that comments mean that source code itself is not readable enough. Comments should be used sparingly - only in excepti
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by mateuszf 12y ago
The difference is that you don't have to know python/ruby, remember specific package names and to install them before using.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
No Poland? Come on ..
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by mateuszf 12y ago
It may become self-fulfilling prophecy.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Motorola G has not the best specs but it's handy, small, clean and has a good value/price ratio.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Anyone using core.async knows how this article relates to it?
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by mateuszf 12y ago
or 30 up
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by mateuszf 12y ago
The thing is that the hidden complexity will not appear, as rendering and state management are now separate. Both can be unit tested in separation. Components are modular and composable.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
ion3 is one of the tools that you start to appreciate only after you use it for some time and you can't just explain it by enumerating features. Because alone those features don't sound that impressive and distinct. But it's
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Another vote for Ion3, I tried dozens tiling wm-s, none of them come even close to ion3.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
afaik scalas properties are as good as in case of dart. Also, operations like + are also normal methods on numbers.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
That's strange, because I also noticed that, and I'm also starting to learn Clojure.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Yeah, but Facebook photos are shared explicitly by users with their agreement to Facebook use terms.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
What was your usage patterns with lastpass? For my use cases it works extremely well.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
Yeah, looks nice, but I don't want to carry my iphone again. Waiting for android version.
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by mateuszf 12y ago
> D3 is probably good for its domain, but intuition tells me you'll have a problem if you mainly use Javascript to handle a 20GB dataset. (I'm not dismissing this categorically; I am not very familiar with these tools). You can
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by mateuszf 12y ago
That's a very nice introduction for hackers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhe61JaNFLU&index=2&list=PLz...

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