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Squint: ClojureScript syntax to JavaScript compiler RT @the_lazy_folder I complete 1 year of production experience 🍻 This is my story of how i got into tech as a self-taught engineer. I couldn't have done this on my own. I had help from people in the #clojure community. https://abhinavomprakash.com/posts/how-i-became-a-clojure-engineer/ RT @BrunoBonacci RT @pixelated_noise https://www.pixelated-noise.com/blog/2022/12/09/dialog-and-babashka/index.html My total train trip from Amersfoort to Berlin takes 5:30 hours. When I look on the map in Hannover it looks like I'm only half way, but from here it takes only 1:30 to get to Berlin... The guy in the bistro was joking to people who didn't have a mask and had to buy one: that's 10 euro. With the next person he said: that's 20 euro. But he only charged 2 ;-). My IDE is too heavy so I moved to Emacs - by @renatoathaydes https://renato.athaydes.com/posts/switching-from-heavyweight-ides-to-emacs.html
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Did I say one way? I meant, without transfers. Direct. I will return to Amersfoort today 😂 What if "Clojure for the Brave and True" discovered #babashka? Be one of the first to read this and provide feedback to @nonrecursive! From @nonrecursive > I've written a tutorial on using Babashka and would love to get feedback on it. If you've been wanting to use it but haven't taken the plunge, I could use your eyes to figure out what's missing or confusing or incorrect. DM me if you're interested! RT @ctford @borkdude If only we could know beforehand what has more use cases... And uninvent suboptimal practices that got popular only because they were invented first or for some other bad reason. You can now install the latest dev-build of #babashka using: bash <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/babashka/babashka/master/install) --dev-build --dir /tmp Clj-kondo has 140 open issues which are mostly feature requests. I installed stalebot which forces you to ping if you want to keep the issue open. This had the side effect that I could close many issues that were already implemented, after I got an "expired" message about them :) What if Java, Scala, Kotlin and Clojure devs could re-use their JVM standard library knowledge in "bash" scripts? If this sounds interesting to you, read on! What do people use to read threads on HN? I find it incredible hard to see what's new after, say one hour. |
