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by z3phyr 14y ago
I meant 'primarily on the JVM'
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Ask HN: What is the future of Clojure on the JVM?
4 points by z3phyr 14y ago|4 comments
843.
by z3phyr 14y ago
(sleep (* 7 30)) ;; coffe time
844.
by z3phyr 14y ago
CLR is a good host, though I do not use CLR (nor do I have noticed any of my fellow clojure users trying CLR). Clojure seems to be 'for the JVM language' , in the line of Scala, Groovy (known as JVM languages). Having said that, I will be p
845.
Clojurescript still requires a JVM. Will this change in the future?
3 points by z3phyr 14y ago|2 comments
846.
by z3phyr 14y ago
The look and feel is similar to ruby!
847.
by z3phyr 14y ago
”much like china” I beg to differ... India is finding its own path, and well, it's still mostly democratic.. Much like the USA.
848.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Happier Clojure hacking days ahead :)
849.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Great Work!!!
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by z3phyr 14y ago
Do you have any links to support this?
851.
Will Concurrent Haskell be included in the Haskell 2012 standard?
1 points by z3phyr 14y ago|0 comments
852.
by z3phyr 14y ago
D is garbage collected. So is C#.
853.
by z3phyr 14y ago
So Managed languages with a VM are bad for Game-Engines??
854.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Offtopic question : Will C++ remain the industry standard, at least in its niche of game engines in the distant future?
855.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Linus is like a large coconut. Harsh looking from outside but gentle inside.
856.
by z3phyr 14y ago
+1 to Cloud Haskell. But, they should change its name so that it sounds like a library and not another language dilect. :) Judging by its name, I thought that its a new haskell dilect ;)
857.
by z3phyr 14y ago
But, they are equally deployable in similar circumstances. Right?
858.
by z3phyr 14y ago
How does Erlang compare to Haskell?
859.
by z3phyr 14y ago
You might be familiar about this whole 'hacker' culture. Right? The 'hobbyist' programmers were creating the most beautiful things, when the enterprise with 'trained' programmers had no idea about the term 'internet'. The hackers gave us t
860.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Functional programming makes multithreading easier. This is one of the primary reason people are taking interest in this way of programming.
861.
by z3phyr 14y ago
:) I can not possibly do it..... But, I am going to try it someday ;)
862.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Software can also be developed using SL4A.... The problem is, tablets do not provide the native - feel at home - environment to the programmers. To me, and probably to any serious developer out there, desktops (with maybe a tilling wm) pr
863.
by z3phyr 14y ago
How to create software on a tablet?(not for a tablet) Consumerism is --- all the touch interface support, dropping the desktops and laptops, dropping the workstations, and paving the way for not-developer-freindly tablets, glasses, cellphon
864.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Actually they use clojurescript because, the compiler is already writern in clojure. They just need to bootstrap it to th VM.
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by z3phyr 14y ago
My father is a software engineer. I am proud of him. The problem is.... His boss is not an engineer.
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by z3phyr 14y ago
There is something called 'hacker' culture... Any comments?
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by z3phyr 14y ago
Engineers at job tend to use Java, C++ in their projects. Engineers at home tend to use anything they like.... From Haskell to Brainfuck. Even all the interesting softwares were born from the minds of The-engineers-at-home, ie the programme
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by z3phyr 14y ago
Programmers are self employed engineers (but not limited too...)
869.
by z3phyr 14y ago
Yeah people are trying to port clojure on LuaJIT.. It is possible.
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Ask HN: Can anyone list some standardised languages which are 'interesting' too?
1 points by z3phyr 14y ago|1 comments

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