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I attended a clojure meet-up in Belgium last week, was fun to get to know the people there.
let me answer the borkdude daily query for once: I'm going to try to use shadow-cljs to build a node.js server that sets up a websockets server to handle syncing Yjs backed clojurescript data. This so I can store that into something queryable from xtdb.
No, but I work for a Belgian company. I've been in The Netherlands for the last couple months, but am technically still living in Korea.
I work for https://www.aspect-analytics.com/, small development team that uses a ton of clojure and clojurescript π
yes! Very happy to get to do this. Wasn't necessarily looking for a new job, but this opportunity hit so many boxes for me and them that I had to respond π
Specifically they were looking for someone with experience with clj(s) and http://deck.gl
which I think only very few people in the world actually have. I had been working for someone in SF for a Stanford project that involved a lot of webgl aircraft noise visualization.
I am guessing the venn diagram of people who use those techs is pretty small, and me being half Belgian and Dutch, made it such a match made in heaven βΊοΈ
http://deck.gl certainly looks cool