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2016-04-25
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sniperliuhao01:04:35

Do we have ruby/rails developer in the group? Could we have a dojo and to develop a web app with both ruby & clojure? And compare the pros & cons?

gabehollombe12:04:08

@sniperliuhao: I have many years of experience as a Rails dev

gabehollombe12:04:22

And would be happy to be a resource to the group for discussing such things 😃

gabehollombe12:04:09

(In response to the Arachne kickstarter which is getting attention)

jethroksy12:04:21

@gabehollombe: indeed, as someone who has recently built a web app in clojure I can attest that I spend 80% of my time swapping out libraries and seeing which is the best fit 😛

jethroksy13:04:32

the steering group is comprised of many experienced clojure devs, and I'm eager to see what they come up with

sniperliuhao13:04:47

@gabehollombe: that's great! Could we think an interesting thing to develop? Or some web apps you have developed. And we do a dojo to re-implement in clojure.

sniperliuhao13:04:20

@gabehollombe: you might give an app which is easier with ruby rails. And another which is difficult for ruby. We could try in clojure.

gabehollombe13:04:37

Good thoughts. Are you coming to the Onyx dojo on May 3?

sniperliuhao13:04:06

@jethroksy: we could try some framework like Luminus, caribou etc. and avoid swapping libs too often. If needed, we even could compose a framework.

sniperliuhao13:04:59

@gabehollombe: yes. Definitely will come. We could discuss.

jethroksy14:04:32

Luminus is good for dojos because the libraries are preselected. Caribou doesn't seem to be actively maintained anymore unfortunately. I ended up putting together something with bidi, yada and aleph, but that's personal preference.