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flaie

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    Comment #48916841

    Currently almost all of my side projects, LLM assisted or not, are coded in Go + HTMX. Opus and GPT are very good at it, it's fast to build and start, convenient to deploy and host…

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    Comment #45770267

    Good article. Maybe you could look up the Try monad API (Scala or Vavr works in Java + Kotlin), by using some extra helper methods you can have something probably a little bit ligh…

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    Comment #41623653

    This is what I thought about OCaml when I first tried in 2001. I still do.

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    Comment #41486027

    Looks nice, I didn't knew about this tool. Sad to see 217 open PR, and nothing gets merged.

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    Comment #39287068

    Exactly this, bookmarked.

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    Comment #38160048

    This was a very good read, and I did learn some nice tricks, thank you very much.

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    Comment #36161999

    Thank you for sharing this was really nice and interesting.

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    Comment #29404599

    I have been solving these since years, I find it a nice way of assessing a language and deep dive since it will cover lot of parts of what makes a language. I have been porting my …

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    Comment #27547575

    https://adit.io/posts/2013-04-17-functors,_applicatives,_and...

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    Comment #27433917

    Good reading! I did learn a lot regarding tools I didn't knew and I will definitely check Reedsy and Scrivener, I did use leanpub which was really good, doing almost everything for…

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    Comment #26846525

    This is a good article! For me, the best way is just to start writing it. I've written a book about a Java library last year named "Practical Vavr" [1], I had the idea since some w…

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    Comment #26238936

    Here you go: https://pastiebin.com/603528abd6813

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    Comment #26143262

    I remember when I discovered Delphi, it was in circa 2001-2002. At the time I was 16-17 and knew how to program with PHP (I was modding phpBB at the time), tried with PHP-GTK to bu…

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    Comment #25959874

    You can definitely use Clojure using Babashka, https://github.com/babashka/babashka

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    Comment #25357021

    Hey everyone, I've been teaching Java & Vavr to many developers at work over the years, and then decided to write a book about it since many had the same questions and problem usin…

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    Comment #25350697

    Hey everyone, I've been teaching Java & Vavr to many developers at work over the years, and then decided to write a book about it since many had the same questions and problem usin…

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    Comment #23165807

    I have both a MacBook Pro and a standard PC running Windows, and yes on Windows I run Clojure both on Windows and inside WSL, both IntelliJ and VSCode works pretty well with WSL th…

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    Comment #23165539

    > No matter what some people say, getting started in Clojure is a nightmare. You just need Java installed on your system, then you install clojure (via brew, or sh install) and tha…

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    Comment #22791426

    It was a goal of mine to have up to date knowledge in it, latest deps and so on. I would be glad to write something else on writing web-apps with Clojure. Thank you for your great …

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    Comment #22784333

    Author here: I recently gave a talk at work to show why Clojure is a good fit and show some of the possibilities and its ecosystem. People got interested and wanted to try stuff bu…

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    Comment #22784284

    Thank you, I added it in the website list at the end of the guide.

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    Comment #22784087

    Author here, thank you for the comment, you're right in the latest code I replaced it with clojure.data.csv but for the article I kept it that way to show that you don't need depen…