@yogidevbear congrats but were you staying up past your bedtime to do it?

Bore da

morning.

morning

@agile_geek quite possibly, but it was completely worth it 😄

And, morning

My son never lets me sleep later than 7am at best and yet I still don't go to sleep before midnight on most evenings. Maybe I'll learn from my mistakes one day.

Morning, and happy new year… one of these days I’ll reopen the computer for more than just checking facebook or buying baby supplies 🙂

HNY @korny.... how is it going? are you an expert nappy changer yet?

Hola

Morning

morning

Belated Happy New Year everyone

@davesnowdon and the same to you Dvae. Hope it's a good one

thanks @agile_geek I'm hoping to be able to spend more time doing clojure stuff this year

morning

morning

@davesnowdon we have 5 events this month, so hopefully you can join in with some… https://www.meetup.com/London-Clojurians/

jr0cket that is a lot of events 🙂

@otfrom starting the year with a big bang…. 🙂

Other months are not so busy yet, probably only 3 or 4 events…

If anyone would like to talk at the London Clojure events, please let us know http://bit.ly/ldnclj-speak

We have a main speaker for January, February, so still plenty of scope for people to give a quick talk or longer talk

The spacemacs session clearly has a lot of interest 🙂

Oh yes, thats good to know. I have learnt a few new things myself as I have been putting it together. I also got around to creating animated gifs of spacemacs from within spacemacs - http://jr0cket.co.uk/2017/01/spacemacs-creating-animated-gifs-videos.html

does this fill you with envy @paulspencerwilliams ?

jr0cket you'll have to give that talk at the Church of Emacs as well. 🙂

@otfrom I did a very rough version of the Spacemacs for Clojure in August 2016, but the audience asked me more questions about Clojure I seem to remember 🙂 Happy to do a this talk for the London Emacs Hacking meetup again, once its finished 🙂

jr0cket that is one way to keep Bodil happy. 🙂

I did the last one when Bodil was away... Bodil scares me a little 😞

don't anger the Holy Mother. Offer your talk 😉

@acron the London-centric nature of the Clojureverse?

yurp

Bexit - the exit of Birmingham from everywhere.

😄

I’m hopefully running a session at WMJUG on clojure.spec on the 19th, and there’s a few Clojurians that come to BrumFP. Need to organise another session for that soon but it’s hard!

@paulspencerwilliams interesting trying to explain spec to a Java audience. I think you'd need to concentrate on how it's richer than Java's type system and the generative testing bit?

<<Bodil scares me a little>> @jr0cket not just me then....

@agile_geek EXACTLY the plan.

anyone had trouble with case insensitivity on mac osx with clojure and java class names?

foo.example and foo.Example being different things

I did once, was solved by turning off AOT all

minimal cool.

maybe it was actually filename length due to long namespaces but same idea

i had gnarly AOT problems just before christmas. AOT should be avoided as much as possible

in particular - if you publish a lib with AOT then you are a very bad person who should feel bad and you should plaster "AOT warning whoop whoop" stickers all over your readme

(because the AOT will silently include dependency classes, causing a special type of jar-hell, invisible to lein deps and which can suddenly pop up many months after the lib was included in the project in response to a seemingly unrelated change)