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norman17:02:02

I’ll take a look at it. I’m always curious about this things

norman17:02:15

Can do at least a short intro in march

norman17:02:10

They just can’t give up the pedestal stuff though. 😞

gdeer8117:02:41

@norman don't fight it, they won't stop until you just accept pedestal 😆

norman17:02:24

I’ll give it another try. Who knows - it might even make sense now that they’ve take out the front end side of it.

norman17:02:43

The stuff from vase looks like what paul gave a talk on a couple years ago - maybe at clojure west

norman17:02:10

We were very intrigued by the idea, so I’m definitely going to give it a fair evaluation.

norman17:02:18

But … pedestal… uggh 🙂

gdeer8118:02:00

yeah when I first tried pedestal a few years ago the most basic of demo apps didn't work and after banging my head for a few hours I found out it was because I was trying to run it on a windows machine. I thought the line about "we don't support windows" was just a CYA in case there were some edge cases that were windows specific but no, the most basic of apps didn't work on windows. So I immediately gave up on it because this was during the beginning of my "use Clojure at work" efforts and I knew that would not fly with anyone at my company

norman18:02:14

Was that because of the web server technology?

clojuregeek20:02:21

I'm not going to be able to do the Arachne talk in feb

clojuregeek23:02:49

Going to pause my clojure pursuits for now, since its too hard to find a job in clojure and focus on ruby for awhile. But thanks for all your help these past 4 years as I've been learning clojure 🙂 I'll come visit once in awhile 🙂