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by swlkr 9y ago
Nice, I do this manually right now.
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by swlkr 9y ago
I feel the same way about my german shepherd.
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Show HN: An open source momentum clone for safari(medium.com)
2 points by swlkr 9y ago|0 comments
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by swlkr 9y ago
In my limited experience implementing a GraphQL server with node.js at work for a smaller app, it adds quite a bit of complexity to getting data out of a relational database. After implementing GQL, I found this very old slide show on REST
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by swlkr 9y ago
I also love tachyons, it's unfortunate that I didn't "get it" until I had gone through quite a few long !important stylesheets in various web apps, most of them using bootstrap too :(
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Domain modeling with clojure.spec(adambard.com)
2 points by swlkr 9y ago|0 comments
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by swlkr 9y ago
The latest js tooling is certainly light years ahead of where it was last decade, but it's a double edged sword, because now it takes a lot more effort to get something going. Indie hackers like myself are still better served by vanill
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by swlkr 9y ago
I think it's a reference to a movie called Logan's Run where life ends at 30.
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by swlkr 9y ago
Lifestyle businesses eventually give you more of what you really want, freedom. VC backed startups seem to just give you a new set of bosses.
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by swlkr 9y ago
I use IntelliJ with Cursive, I have had to do zero configuration, it just works with lein projects. I will eventually switch to Spacemacs and CIDER once I've really honed my Clojure skills, but for starting out Cursive was what allowed
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by swlkr 9y ago
This is true, if you're a java/jvm person, this is a huge upside, even if you aren't, once you see just how much code has been written in java, you'll probably come to appreciate the pragmatism. When I learned clojure tw
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by swlkr 9y ago
Clojure also affected the way I think about programming in a very positive way. There are downsides to it - stack traces - jvm - lein is pretty slow but the upsides - immutable data structures - lisp/macros - repl (you can send code fr
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by swlkr 9y ago
I do like the idea of GraphQL, but even with it's problems, REST can be much simpler to understand/use https://www.slideshare.net/landlessness/teach-a-dog-to-rest
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by swlkr 9y ago
There is parinfer which turns lisp into a white space significant language, no special commands necessary
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by swlkr 9y ago
Clojure is great for any size web app, but I will agree here, I found clojurescript awkward as well.
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by swlkr 9y ago
Amazon does a decent job at prime originals vs. netflix originals.
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by swlkr 10y ago
I used next on a side project, zero boilerplate is refreshing.
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by swlkr 10y ago
You should give clojure a try, the community resists change not because their luddites, but because change is risk.
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by swlkr 10y ago
I use Windows 10 and MacOS on a 2015 MBP at work. I haven't used the Linux subsystem yet but for web development there is still no better platform than MacOS. I won't be switching to windows anytime soon (probably never).
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by swlkr 10y ago
http://new-app-site.herokuapp.com/ It's a way for app developers (and iMessage app developers) to promote their apps without making a whole website themselves.
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by swlkr 10y ago
I became much less productive when I first switched to cljs but after a few projects I could prototype things fairly quickly. Of course even today I miss out on react components on npm (having to first port them to cljsjs) which is a source
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by swlkr 10y ago
The website is exactly what a programming language website should be. Syntax and features front and center.
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by swlkr 10y ago
You could say they're counting on iCloud instead of people directly plugging their devices into one another.
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by swlkr 10y ago
Agree this one is a must watch
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by swlkr 10y ago
It loads pretty quickly on my iPhone, about 1 second.
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by swlkr 10y ago
I can see why the normalized approach is difficult to make performant, but it seems much simpler.
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by swlkr 10y ago
It would be cool to make a service that does stock photography (or custom photography for the right price) that integrates with Weebly, Squarespace, Wix and other similar DIY website platforms.
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by swlkr 10y ago
There is compliment: https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment/wiki/Exampl...
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by swlkr 11y ago
I've used it on a few personal projects with a koa powered API on the backend and one smaller project at work. I like it a lot, I've tried angular and jquery as well, both really don't stack up at all. One thing that I wish w
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by swlkr 13y ago
Hey there is http://weworkremotely.com , and there's always automattic, if you're into wordpress

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