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Time to redo aalog. 'Cause I am not sure the goog.log is what I want. Looks like I just want aalog to be a dumb wrapper of console. --I'm NOT shooting for the moon here!
I am happy with the very small progress made today. 'Cause it is all so new to me. But hopefully I can soon become productive again. New is fine, but nothing beats productive for the sheer joy of living.
We all love being predictable. What we don't like is when folk know when we are going to break pattern. We hate being predicted.
I love writing code indistinguishable from magic. But other devs just refuse to buy in.
So now I want to write code in a series of modules, where each one is simple and understandable. And the composition is deep magic.
But what I want is airity checking (number of arguments) when invoking a function reference.
Most of what I've done in clojure has been using the java interop. Which is why I have a worse-than-usual low opinion of the language. Very ad hoc and difficult to work with.
I've simplified aalog and gotten it working in aademo console. For the moment, it is residing in the console demo itself. Gotta fix that.
@laforge49: fireball is cinnamon-flavored whiskey - yum!!!
It really needs to be implemented using macros. So the formatting overhead is not invoked unless it qualifies for the current logging level.
I still haven't installed any developer tools on this borrowed laptop yet, and my speaker proposal for clojure/west is due by the 29th and I've got some other things going on so it wouldn't be until the end of the month