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danh

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    Comment #7039002

    Firstly, Hiccup is Clojure (so basically server only). Cloact is ClojureScript, that compiles to javascript (so browser, node.js, etc). Secondly, Hiccup produces strings. Cloact ty…

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    Comment #7038273

    In a way. Using regular atoms you can only get a callback when they are modified, but not when they are deref'ed. You could still use regular atoms, though, with some extend-type m…

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    Comment #7037688

    Thanks, again :) Yes, exactly, Cloact tries to stay really close to plain React. But since it allows you to separate data from rendering, undo should be quite trivial to implement …

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    Comment #6938478

    With React, you get to choose the parts of your code that integrate tightly which each other. Choice is good. And if you don't like html in js, you could always embed ClojureScript…

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    Comment #5827110

    I've been playing with React a little bit, and so far I like the experience a lot. Rendering is incredibly quick, since React only touches the parts of the DOM that have changed. C…

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    Comment #5661951

    Favorite part: "Since the only computer language Richard was really familiar with was Basic, he made up a parallel version of Basic in which he wrote the program and then simulated…

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    Comment #4838743

    I think their problem is much worse than just being a question of improving data quality. They seem to get data from a lot of very different sources, and those simply do not fit to…

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    Comment #4518110

    Something like this would make a great addition to CoffeeScript.

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    Comment #3937997

    Thou shalt not use the name of software failure in vain.

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    Comment #3920278

    It doesn't seem to fix anything, unfortunately, as far as I can tell after a quick test.

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    Comment #3919732

    Now, if they only could sort out the iPhone app as well. It uses a lot more CPU (and corresponding battery) than other audio players (probably due to its Vorbis use), and skips as …

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    Comment #3542655

    No problem. It's lists all the way down.

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    Comment #3528465

    That is quite a strong reason, though.

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    Comment #3511006

    Allow me to be a little grumpy: I hate tabloidy headlines with question marks. As in "Queen Elizabeth: Is She a Transvestite?", "The Moon: Is It Made of Cheese?" or "Linkbait: Will…

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    Comment #3104581

    Also: Xcode 4.2

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    Comment #3077046

    Calling Windows 95 an "abysmal failure" might be a bit too harsh.