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by newlisper 5y ago
You can always ETL the latest value of the DB to a new DB/Schema
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by newlisper 5y ago
Have they give up on dev tools?
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by newlisper 5y ago
Clojure/Ring + Datomic + React
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by newlisper 6y ago
Nothing, if you are only concerned with text editing.
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by newlisper 6y ago
FWIW, I use emacs(with evil) inside tmux, so you can keep your flow if you are willing to invest in the transition.
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by newlisper 6y ago
I suppose it’s all a trade off. The pain of jumping through hoops with the libraries mentioned above With no libraries, modern JS makes being "diligent about immutability (as the article puts it)" straight forward, making the be
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by newlisper 6y ago
Use Java, problem solved.
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by newlisper 6y ago
Yep, can't use them because I have 4GB RAM macbook air.
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by newlisper 6y ago
In my opinion, the Emacs/Vim communities clearly missed a golden opportunity for a more larger adoption. They just copy their init.el/vimrc to the server, Emacs/Vim users have been able to do this (coding on remote environm
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by newlisper 6y ago
Actually, Microsoft cares a lot about Java and they invest resources on it. Why? azure https://devblogs.microsoft.com/java/
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by newlisper 6y ago
so I'm curious what's going on under the hood https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistent_data_structure Maybe GC is just a lot better than I think. Yes, Clojure relies heavily on the JVM's GC being ver
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by newlisper 6y ago
Bringing Java's premature over-engineered over-abstracted practices to Go.
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by newlisper 6y ago
Where did you see memory consumption results?
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by newlisper 6y ago
What are the options?
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by newlisper 6y ago
Google Closure is the best at minification but it's also the worst less pragmatic option for 99% of projects.
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by newlisper 6y ago
GraalVM is based on the JVM, it consumes Java libraries...
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by newlisper 6y ago
I have given up on Clojure, life is too short to suffer the frustrations of Java libraries.