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by swannodette 10y ago
You probably need to install a more recent version of Node.js. That's one of the first things mentioned.
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by swannodette 10y ago
I don't understand. The Figwheel REPL does exactly that + hot loading. I use Figwheel with Cursive - works great.
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by swannodette 10y ago
If I'm on an engineering team that's using Dart or TypeScript I'm not going to lean on functional programming patterns the way I would if I was on a team using ClojureScript. Idioms matter when you're working on producti
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Choosing Functional Programming for Our Game(mooistudios.com)
161 points by swannodette 10y ago|76 comments
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by swannodette 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words but I do think ClojureScript is much, much bigger than Om Next :) People are succeeding with many different approaches - Reagent, Rum, Hoplon, etc. all have enthusiastic, active user bases and for good reason. Whil
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Experiments in Handwriting with a Neural Network(distill.pub)
109 points by swannodette 10y ago|15 comments
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by swannodette 10y ago
Some benchmarks here https://nolanlawson.com/2016/08/15/the-cost-of-small-modules...
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by swannodette 10y ago
Far less glamorous and way more old school, it's the later case - GWT can compile Java to JavaScript.
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by swannodette 10y ago
No, ClojureScript has been bootstrappable since late summer 2015. Everything already runs in JavaScript. It's just that now the final optional optimization pass can also run in JavaScript.
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by swannodette 10y ago
Nothing. Zero benefits here for typical usage of ClojureScript. Potentially interesting for 3rd party bootstrap efforts like Planck, Lumo, etc.
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Stop Pushing Pixels(medium.com)
2 points by swannodette 10y ago|0 comments
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Disrupting design interns, comps, and redlines(medium.com)
3 points by swannodette 10y ago|0 comments
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by swannodette 10y ago
Comparing C and Makefiles and `npm init` just doesn't make any sense to me. For something in style of the former (i.e. no real dependency management) you have the ClojureScript Quick Start - download a JAR & make a build script, do
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by swannodette 10y ago
On modern hardware Clojure starts in under a second. I write simple support scripts in Clojure all the time.
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by swannodette 10y ago
Compiling trivial programs with ClojureScript is equally trivial: java -cp cljs.jar clojure.main -e '(require (quote [cljs.build.api :as b])) (b/build (quote [(ns foo) (js/console.log "Hello world!")]) {:optim
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by swannodette 11y ago
That is server side code not client side code.
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Untangled: A ClojureScript-Based Webapp Framework(untangled-web.github.io)
45 points by swannodette 11y ago|6 comments
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AlphaGo and the Future of Computer Games: Conversation at U. of Alberta [video](youtube.com)
53 points by swannodette 11y ago|9 comments
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by swannodette 11y ago
For the English speaking Go community, GoGameGuru is without question the most reliable online resource for great commentary on the most important matches between the world's top players (and of course more recently AlphaGo vs. Lee Sed
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Pro Analysis of Fan Hui vs. AlphaGo Match(youtube.com)
2 points by swannodette 11y ago|0 comments
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by swannodette 11y ago
I meant to link to that one actually. Thanks for the catch, post updated.
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RxJS is great. So why have I moved on?(medium.com)
82 points by swannodette 11y ago|37 comments
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by swannodette 11y ago
You just click in the gutter to create a breakpoint and start a debug REPL - look at the IntelliJ Run menu.
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by swannodette 11y ago
This really cannot be repeated enough times.
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by swannodette 11y ago
:compiler-stats has been a thing for a while now. This would give more information - like how much time in ClojureScript vs. advanced compilation. Also the compiler version matters - 1.7.170 is what you want to use. Otherwise you may need :
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by swannodette 11y ago
Yeah just doesn't sound plausible to me. I've seen bigger projects take less than a minute on a 2014 desktop. For big prod builds you'll definitely want to give the JVM at least 1gb of RAM, make sure you actually override Lei
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by swannodette 11y ago
5 minutes for a 15KLOC project seems pretty strange to me unless you're building on a machine with very limited CPU/RAM. Make sure you're giving the JVM enough RAM. Also the next release of ClojureScript supports parallel bui
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by swannodette 11y ago
Using the most popular JavaScript libraries is absolutely not a problem. However integrating random React components in a ClojureScript build is a work in progress (you could also just pre-build your React bits first and avoid this issue en
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by swannodette 11y ago
Lots of new stuff in Om Next. Unlike Relay and Falcor we have recovered HTTP caching https://github.com/omcljs/om/wiki/Remote-Synchronization-Tut... . And due to the redesign Om Next now has a really fantastic
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by swannodette 11y ago
I'm very curious how you're coming up with your Uglify performance claims on this thread for a near 4MLOC JS codebase. I just tried Uglify on 6mb of ClojureScript generated JavaScript (it's nowhere near 4MLOC) and it takes ne

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