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    Comment #31311440

    Compare this to the self hosting guides on umami where they literally give you a one-click-deploy button. https://umami.is/docs/running-on-heroku Umami wins hands down

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    Show HN: I can never remember the English Phonetic Alphabet

    Are you a non-native English speaker? Do you sometimes have to give information over the phone? (your very long name, your cryptic email address, a Covid Test unique reference code…

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    This is a valid use case and it's the reason tools like Blitz [0] exist in the first place. Plumbing UI, Forms, API and db is pretty much the same for a lot of MVPs and anything th…

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    Precursor.app for a while was a great example. Now I would look at Roam Research for what a Clojure powered startup can do.

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    elm-format naturally creates more lines than formatted clj code. Also, you have extra code for types, but also the convenience of a great type system. If you were to add clojure.sp…

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    This is a clever comment and I'm surprised to see no further discussion. In the West, everyone needs to be the hero of their own story. Everyone needs to be an Achilles or a King A…

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    It's actually a bit more convoluted because of how these frameworks compile JS into various artefacts https://clojureverse.org/t/creating-websites-with-shadow-clj... But you're rig…

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    I shared a similar opinion a while ago, but lately (last two years perhaps?) the general consensus is pretty much shadow-cljs which has stellar support for node modules. shadow-exp…

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    Also: cross pollination is still happening as libraries like Recoil implement some of the ideas sitting in Reframe for vanilla React. On the ClojureScript side, I would like to see…

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    Fulcro is getting a lot of love lately and a passionate community of users around it. So no, it's not forgotten, just migrated https://book.fulcrologic.com

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    Comment #9907045

    Just tried apt install emacs. Launched. It works! I'm finally proud of my Nexus 9 with keyboard.

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    Comment #9294932

    Another great selling point of Clojure in big, evolving projects is architectural agility. The combination of dynamic typing and focus on data structures allows you to pivot your c…