Functional Bytes (Arnout Roemers)

I’ve been using devil-mode for #emacs by @susam for a few weeks now and for me it strikes a great balance - by not being modal nor a full buy-in. I could blog about it, but @bsag already put to words exactly how I feel about it here: rousette.org.uk/archives/devil…

🚀Introducing Crustimoney - a #Clojure idiomatic PEG parser ⭐️Create parsers from combinators ⭐️.. or from data ⭐️.. or from text ⭐️Packrat caching, optimising cpu usage ⭐️Concept of cuts, optimising memory usage 💬Blog: functionalbytes.nl/clojure/crusti…

As an #Emacs user this resonates with me so much! Love it👌m.youtube.com/watch?v=urcL86…

Guess who's back 2024.heartofclojure.eu

"Redelay" - the unassuming state lifecycle library for #Clojure - has seen a major release. Read a small blog post on it here: functionalbytes.nl/clojure/redela… Happy coding!

@htmx_org Congrats, even more exposure!

htmx is at the top of hacker news the comments aren't horrible

@milan_milanovic A modular monolith does not rule out CQRS neither Hexagonal, it can actually be beneficial and help keep module boundaries in check

𝗦𝗼𝗳𝘁𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗛𝘆𝗽𝗲 𝗖𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗲 Where are you on the cycle? #technology #softwareengineering #programming #softwarearchitecture #softwaredesign

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as REST, is in fact, JSON/RPC or as I've recently taken to calling it, REST-less. JSON is not a hypertext unto itself, but rather a plain data format within an RPC system made useful by out of band knowledge...

Congrats to tailwindlabs/tailwindcss, which has grown by 250 stars in the last 7 days and has reached 66.2K stars. Thanks to the contributors: @dcasn @simonswiss @dmarksbarber @functionalbytes @samtrion ossinsight.io/analyze/tailwi… #HTML

Hi Twitter! We're fine, but, uh, our bank failed this morning. We're using that as a pretext to hold a giant 72 hour sale on keyboards, caps, switches, & accessories. Use discount code BANKRUN for 20% off everything we sell at shop.keyboard.io.

TIL: managing dotfiles using GNU Stow works great! Wish I had known about this tool earlier. gnu.org/software/stow/

@heyhey, I would love love love to bring my family’s e-mail domain to HEY. Any news on a family plan?

@Worl72298158Sam @htmx_org #Clojure and #htmx, you’ve got my attention. Can I ask what you are building?

@htmx_org These points are deeply meaningful and should be reflected on. When truly understood, it becomes very clear that we threw out the baby with the bathwater! Not a day goes by as I design and code hypermedia apps with Clojure/htmx/_hyperscript, that this is crystal clear.

daily reminder that htmx, at ~12kb, comes w/ a built in data management layer (HATEOAS), a router (URLs) & includes the fastest template language known to man (HTML) hypermedia is the framework make it however you want, friends

Sad to miss #dcd22 this year; got sick 😞. Hopefully my cancelled ticket went to someone on the waiting list. Have fun today with the great talks on the language I still love the most! #Clojure

Two weeks to go @ClojureDays!

@0spinboson @keyboardio I use emacs a lot, but would still not want this. Once you go split, ergonomic, columnar, thumb cluster, palm keys - i.e. a model 01 - you can't go back!

@keyboardio I don't know much about this, and have no feelz or personal interest, but maybe talk to the emacs community (or some other community that has a specific use for easy chording, lots of modifiers)? :P

We’ve been working on a modern recreation of the classic Space Cadet keyboard with hotswap switches, dyesub PBT keycaps with legends reproduced from a keyboard once used at MIT’s famed AI Lab, a Cortex M4 CPU, and USB-C, housed in a metal & wood enclosure. Should we make it?

@luposlip (+ :keyboardio :emacs :clojure) C-c C-c ;;=> trifecta-of-fun!

Just received my #atreus from @keyboardio. Looking forward to taming this compact beast with #Clojure and #emacs. Really nice build quality! 👌

@elutfall @keyboardio I might steal your idea, I don’t use those keys either on my Atreus.

@keyboardio I love my new Atreus, but it had too many keys. All better.

@spillybones I stumbled on this post recently, and I just wanted to say that I really liked it! The primitives that are given work on a great model (just the start, end, and children). This model also nicely separates other concerns, such as the packrat caching and result processing. Kudos!

New blogpost about #parsers and how to make them yourself: blog.bruce-hill.com/packrat-parsin…

Looking forward to it!