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I started with Clojure but ultimately ended up using scheme. Clojure has built in solutions to some of the things that you’re asked in exercises which I think takes away from the e…

If we take away the `thing` that defines garment works (despite how unfulfilling we see the work), I hope that society does not leave these people behind to fend for themselves (an…

Please check out datomic! http://www.datomic.com/

Interesting. Another place where I've seen something similiarly done is for the Canadian Gov't. See https://github.com/wet-boew/wet-boew

I wish the website would link to this talk which gives some background on how they got to falcor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOE6nVVr14c

Some of my personal opinions is that the tooling is still kinda esoteric. For a regular Javascript project, there's nothing like including a script tag and hacking on the Developer…

Immutability doesn't have to be a discipline. It is the default when working with ClojureScript!

That's what I wonder as well. We've been inundated with mobile interaction for the last 7 sevens that maybe it's ok to start peeling off some of the layers. If you started with the…

If your library is written in pure Clojure (no reliance on Java) it's fairly trivial with Clojure 1.7's Conditional Readers. Here's an example of a repository that I've repurposed …

I'm still waiting for stable tooling support. With Clojure 1.7, the introduction of Reader Conditionals via `.cljc` is a step in the right direction. The tooling still isn't quite …

Totally agree with the point of pen/paper. Something that compliments that approach is in-code annotation. Recently, I've recently been trying out https://github.com/bastibe/annota…

Sweet! I've been learning cljs/om and one problem I had while going through tutorials is understanding where to put your state, where and why. This answer on Stackoverflow helped m…

It depends. One thing that I thought is an interesting feature of Spring, is that it allows the framework to inject code between your dependencies like decorators. This allows them…

My thoughts the same. Frontend dev is too forgiving as an interactive playground that I tend to iterate on the solution by getting some feedback from feeling things out rather than…