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by zubairq 11y ago
Are there any large websites using Elxir? Hmmm... I thought not
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by zubairq 11y ago
I actually find it funny when Eve is discussed on Hacker News as most people on Hacker News are programmers, so they look down at Eve in the same way that C++ programmers used to look down at Basic Programmers in the 1990s (you had to be a
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by zubairq 11y ago
I've also built a Rails like system in Clojure which has easy SQL backend support. I actually find Clojure much EASIER than Rails backend, so I definitely disagree: https://github.com/zubairq/AppShare Rails is jus
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Ask HN: Is there an easy way to browse global SparQL datasets
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by zubairq 11y ago
You could also try something like AppShare made by someone with a Ruby On Rails background: https://github.com/zubairq/AppShare#the-long-story-of-appsha...
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by zubairq 11y ago
Absolutely incredible!
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by zubairq 11y ago
Nice article! I'm the author of https://github.com/zubairq/AppShare which using Om, and can say that Om Next is definitely the future of clojurescript apps
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by zubairq 11y ago
Brilliant article! so nice to see someone explain so well why people hate going to interviews!
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by zubairq 11y ago
Congratulations Jason. it looks awesome and has come a long way in the last year.
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by zubairq 11y ago
Logic Blox is built on some of the same principles
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by zubairq 11y ago
Congratulations to the team for making this happen as this was long awaited. In fact the new version of LightTable works well for me now, thanks!
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Is this the shortest Todo MVC implementation at 84 lines?(github.com)
1 points by zubairq 11y ago|0 comments
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ClojureScript and SQL to build apps(youtube.com)
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by zubairq 11y ago
Interesting to see that other projects also consider client side Crypto possible by calling server side macros. Well done! This is my project where I do it too : https://github.com/zubairq/coils
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Realtime ClojureScript(youtube.com)
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by zubairq 11y ago
As the author of Coils, another Clojure framework (coils.cc) I am really impressed to see Om Next, and I think that Om Next will become the de facto framework for building interactive websites
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The Jesper Buch story(zubairquraishi.com)
1 points by zubairq 11y ago|0 comments
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by zubairq 11y ago
I totally agree with this article.
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by zubairq 11y ago
Yep. In Coils it has a frontend database cache like MiniMongo
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by zubairq 11y ago
Also this: https://github.com/zubairq/coils
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by zubairq 11y ago
Yes, I agree. I was expecting something to just work and provide everything
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Startup Comic #3 – Jason Calacanis(zubairquraishi.com)
1 points by zubairq 11y ago|0 comments
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Suggest a use for or have onTheMap.at for 5% equity(onthemap.at)
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by zubairq 11y ago
If you don't mind Clojure then you could also try Clojure on Coils: http://coils.cc/
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by zubairq 11y ago
yes, that is a possiblity. I want to get the core product stable first however. If I do make a GUI builder I would want to make it like PowerBuilder
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by zubairq 11y ago
Reminds me of this: http://www.chris-granger.com/2015/01/26/coding-is-not-the-ne...
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by zubairq 11y ago
Yep, rad crud development is exactly what Coils is for! :)
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by zubairq 11y ago
Thanks for posting. I'm the author here. What is the thing you find interesting in Coils?
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Startups in Denmark vs. Silicon valley [pdf](zubairquraishi.com)
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Startup comic Issue 1(zubairquraishi.com)
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