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2019-03-29
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Morgen, heard about stencil yesterday, making it easy to make proper web components. Not sure if it works well with clojurescript.
morning. trying out several EDN serialization solutions that mostly don’t work with GraalVM
For now it's just bug fixing, since we started using a wsdl some meta value is now an int instead of a string 😞
I think you need not default runner
Like this maybe?
@helios I made a custom macro for it in advent-of-cljc to measure how fast solutions run
it works like the normal time macro, but it returns both the value and the time as data
^Welcome 👋
Bedankt 🙂
Hehehe, fortunate enough to learn Clojure for work 😆
i want to introduce it at work
but have been fascinated with learning FP for several years now, but finally decided on Clojure as ‘the’ language to figure out
an environment where you have to start over completely
I learned Haskell as my first FP language
@lennart.buit your name sounds familiar, ever been to a Utrecht Meetup?
not that I remember
hmm ha
If I may suggest things that I found very interesting in FP that are not clojure. I really like https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/rop/
imo shows why FP is great
nice, will watch it
you can learn a lot from all FP languages 🙂!
i agree
however I started with Elixir.. and in my opinion for me a bad idea
since i took my Ruby knowledge over
and just tried to apply it
another reason why i chose Clojure, needed to relearn it all
so i can get the mindset, principles etc in
Haskell i’ve also played with btw
if I may make a suggestion, first learn to work with a REPL and integrated editor well
yeah, i have been using the REPL for a while, while following some tutorials
i got VSCode now with Calva and nREPL
just have to get used to how to ‘work’ it
i’m actually very surprised how i’ve never really used a REPL before, while it’s so powerful
been working in Ruby/Go
oh I do it a lot in rails as well
rails console?
mostly because no-one is able to succesfully parse ruby
i always start rails server ha
gotta check that out at work on Monday
bashing on ruby is what unites me and my coworkers 😛
or javascript
so you working with Clojure and CLJS?
personally, Clojure mostly. I have a bit of javascript in front, but thats not the guts of the app I am working on.
and, apollo is quite convenient imo :’)
Apollo Client. Apollo Client is a fully-featured caching GraphQL client with integrations for React, Angular, and more
?
yeah, its a very full featured client
but as with anything full featured, its quite opinionated
if i may ask (never worked with GraphQL), why put something in between GraphQL and JS frontend?
i am looking at Vue -> Apollo -> GraphQL
and think.. why not skip the middle man?
hmm? Vue and react are presentation libraries, they don’t have to do much with fetching of data
let’s see if i get this
Clojure backend -> GraphQL
then GraphQL -> Apollo -> JS Framework frontend
in the past I fiddled around with Go backend (API’s) -> Angular frontend
right, GraphQL is just a nice way of building APIs
but, graphql is a little more than just making HTTP calls to some backend, so a client is nice to have
btw @naxels, als je Clojure in het Nederlands wil leren: https://www.michielborkent.nl/clojurecursus/index.html