priornix

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by priornix 9y ago
Great, would love to hear more about this!
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by priornix 9y ago
With pkg [1][2] and nexe [3] you can package ClojureScript on Node.js applications as a static binary. Of course, Go would be better in terms of size/performance, so it's now a matter of making tradeoffs between relative size&#x2F
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by priornix 9y ago
With nexe [1][2] and pkg [3] you can now package ClojureScript on Node.js as a static binary, and startup time is now a lot better compared to Clojure on JVM. Go would definitely be better in terms of speed and performance. So it's a t
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by priornix 9y ago
Good list, would love to hear more details about their success stories and use cases.
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by priornix 9y ago
Nice! You guys rock. Any blog posts to share about why Clojure was chosen and how it's working out for you guys?
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by priornix 9y ago
A fairly high percentage. I guess filtering for candidates who are polyglot developers comfortable in more than one language helps. The fact that Clojure is used acts as a filter for self-driven and "better programmers" [1]. [1]
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by priornix 9y ago
Well, I found it found it hard to hire Clojure developers too. But I addressed it by hiring good to competent developers, asking if they are willing to learn Clojure and then getting them to implement a test project in Clojure as part of th
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by priornix 9y ago
Is this the only big success story for Clojure or other companies using the Lisp family of programming languages? I know there is Paul Graham's Viaweb. [1] Does anyone know of other examples? I like the fact that they are a practical c
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by priornix 9y ago
Depends whether you learn best by reading [1], answering some interactive questions/koans [2], or downloading and playing around with a ToDoMVC app example [3][4][5] or a mixture of the above. Feel free to join the #clojurian Slack cha
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by priornix 9y ago
That's very true, one of the key aspects that I use for picking a language is the huge ecosystem. Enough cannot be mentioned about the ecosystem of libraries and tools. With Clojure, you can leverage it to lift the heavy server-side st
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by priornix 9y ago
One thing I really like about Clojure is how the language has basically stayed the same, but I can use it on the heavy server-side stuffs like working with Hadoop, Spark, ElasticSearch to the front-end stuff like React, React Native, to CLR
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by priornix 14y ago
Hi Amy, Thanks for sharing your experiences in such an open manner. It certainly takes much courage and bravery to shutting down your service and even more so, writing honestly about it. Could I ask you a few questions: - Is it true to say