toxmeister

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   by toxmeister 8y ago

   The commit table has a 100ms throttle on key press, but I think might have a bug, need to inquire more... :) There's also a stress test here which updates several hundred nodes each frame: https://github.com/thi-ng&#x2F
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   by toxmeister 8y ago

   Oh hello & wow... now if only I knew who you are... :) Those tweets really weren't meant to discourage people from using CLJ(S) at all!! I was merely trying to explain why, personally, I think TS is better suited for my own use c
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   by toxmeister 8y ago

   I don't want to sound snarky (and please don't see it as such), but did you read the readme? I'm not familiar with Mercury, but looking at the code examples, some obvious differences are: - hdom does NOT care about state, whe
4. 34.▲
   by toxmeister 8y ago

   Will respond more about that later, but just wanted to point you to Phil Wadler's 1999 paper about both XML and the S-expression approach (HTML/XML are essentially S-expressions too): http://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/
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   by toxmeister 8y ago

   That's because that demo is using SVG for graphics and hence updating 300+ DOM elements every frame will of course start stuttering... Once I've updated that example to use the hdom-canvas support lib ( https://github.co
6. 36.▲
   by toxmeister 8y ago

   Merci beaucoup & please see my other comment about this...
7. 37.▲
   by toxmeister 8y ago

   For me generally too, but I was afraid of the typical counter example: Perl oneliners, size coding in general... I think there's fine line between aiming to be lightweight and aiming for smallest whatever by sacrificing all other asp
8. 38.▲
   by toxmeister 8y ago

   hehe... just not an accomplished documenter of his works. those "websites" are all ancient. don't bother visiting!
9. 39.▲
   by toxmeister 8y ago

   Thanks! The estuary package started in Java[1] back in 2011, but after years of learning from mistakes, several attempts in Clojure & endless refactoring has now morphed in this TS package[2], which I'm slowly getting more happy
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    I completely appreciate that there're many people who much prefer the separation between code and markup, however, if you ever worked w/ Lisp you'll also learn to appreciate that code is just data and that the earlier separat
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    Ps. Thanks for the kind words!!! :)
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    I commented on this recently on twitter & reddit: https://twitter.com/toxi/status/1041143431786115072 https://twitter.com/toxi/status/1041144813092044800 https://www.reddi
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    "Afterthought" is too a strong a term, but the largest aspect of that latest version of the library was to generalize the approach to aim at other non-DOM targets. I left another comment about this somewhere else in this thread. B
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    I actually did mention Reagent in the readme in this section (below the diagram): https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/master/packages/hdom... Quote: "The syntax is inspired by Clojure'
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    Thanks & I used to do 12+ years of Java and other OOP languages myself before I started using Clojure in 2011 and ever since got hooked on the more functional approach without trying to become a fundamentalist FP. These days I'm ma
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    Agreed. I also don't see it as key feature, but listed it more in nod to point out that hiccup format is less verbose. smaller file size also means less to read for humans (although, in general that itself doesn't mean better legi
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    by toxmeister 8y ago

    I dunno, there's a 1000+ LOC readme there. Also updated the above link to point to it directly. It's a shame that GH is automatically displaying the readme on desktops, but not in mobile version...
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    Show HN: Thi.ng/hdom – S-expression based, pure ES6 UI/VDOM components

    180 points by toxmeister 8y ago|64 comments
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    How to UI in 2018(medium.com)

    4 points by toxmeister 9y ago|1 comments
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    ANN:thi.ng/hiccup-dom – lightweight reactive DOM components using vanilla JS(github.com)

    1 points by toxmeister 9y ago|0 comments
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    HTML/SVG/XML component serialization of plain, nested data, iterables and closures(github.com)

    2 points by toxmeister 9y ago|0 comments
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    by toxmeister 10y ago

    Author here: Agreed & most parts of this particular project aren't really the best example. With other (newer) projects I embraced the LP style much more, and in fact by now really often first write the prose parts to get my head c
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    Workshop Report: Hi-Perf ClojureScript with WebGL, Asm.js and Emscripten(medium.com)

    4 points by toxmeister 10y ago|0 comments
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    STM32F746-DISCO and Korg Nanokontrol MIDI Step Sequencer(youtube.com)

    3 points by toxmeister 11y ago|0 comments
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    by toxmeister 11y ago

    Hi, author here... you can find more information about the context of this project here: https://medium.com/@thi.ng/evolutionary-failures-part-1-5452...
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    by toxmeister 12y ago

    http://devartcodefactory.com is 100% Clojure + Clojurescript (+ open source) and one of the few examples deployed on Google AppEngine