data first

@turjanofmiir Please point me to a complete example. It looks interesting and I would love to see the full picture!

Made a library that extends datastar​.wow with declarative connection management powers. Includes defaults backed by atoms and Caffeine (for things like evict when max size exceeded or a period of idle time has been reached). Datastar + Clojure = ❤️ (link below)

@stylewarning @AntLobach Can you do polymorphic versions of assoc in cl? You know how in clojure assoc works on a vector or a hash map? That’s handy

@AntLobach id be interested in knowing what APIs you really love from clojure for their maps and seqs that we could import in to coalton (our HashMap and our Seq; same data structure Clojure uses with (currently) 10x worse syntax)

I did a session of CL today and realized I had completely forgotten how insanely fast CL tooling is compared to Clojure, and how documentation for CL libraries tends to be pretty bad.

@stylewarning @AntLobach Go on, I’m into clojure but curious about coalton. Whats a good on-ramp?

@AntLobach don't get me started on how some of the doc strings people write are total ass

@turjanofmiir Woah this is awesome. It’s like if a reframe app had its app db, subscriptions, and effects on the server. But the view was still on the client Nice

github.com/brianium/datas… - Supports all adapters the official SDK supports - Sensible defaults for hiccup and json out of the box - Incredibly extensible, testable, and observable thanks to Nexus - Write pure actions that receive signals as state - An all around good time

Introducing datastar​.wow - a library for building declarative and data-oriented Datastar applications in Clojure. It is built on the official Clojure SDK and the excellent library Nexus. Very testable. Very extensible. Wow! Link below

@goshatch Congrats! 🎊🍾

@KoLoyYee Go for it

@escherize Do you mind if I DM you?

Does anyone know if any company is hiring Clojure or Swift junior positions in Ontario?

@potetm @kapv89 @LewisCTech What if you need a fancy playground for it, like the malli<dot>io site? shorturl.at/NiL7d

@escherize @kapv89 @LewisCTech same is true for spec

dynalangs are good for the soul

@potetm @kapv89 @LewisCTech You can do it with malli. But you need to be disciplined about keeping generators working well for complex datastructures

@kapv89 @LewisCTech have yall looked at clojure spec?

@LukasHozda @Digital_Lurkers What stream is this

@Digital_Lurkers I think the whole list is visible on the stream, hahaha. Although it would be hilarious to tag everyone, like what grok was doing a few weeks back

This is the tiny program that picked the giveaway winner yesterday :)

@LukasHozda That’s my custom monikai remix. Kind of like monokai soda. I’ll post the themes eventually 😁

@escherize Beaut

Actually you should DOOM Emacs

@LukasHozda you know what, I just tried again and fixed it. The problem was with the way it inserts single or double quotes. if the cursor is infront of a character it does a different thing. Anyway fix was: to reset it in my smartparens config: (sp-pair "\"" "\"") !!

@escherize what does it do and what are you expecting?

@goshatch How about: (#(interleave % %) [1 2 3])

@jeayewilkerson Thanks

Live on Twitch, hacking on jank, the native #clojure dialect on LLVM. Come say hi! twitch.tv/jeayewilkerson

@chrsnjk @htmx_org escherize.com/works/hiccup.s…

@htmx_org Just use Lisp

i'm going to end up writing my own templating system, aren't i

@goshatch I think I’d do #(apply str (re-seq #”A-Z” %))

github.com/escherize/clj-… An experiment in exhaustive tagged-union support based on defmulti. Don't throw things at me for closing multimethods. 😋