Morning 🙂 I saw this in Twitter now. What a cool project. https://twitter.com/kylestetz/status/1056619925081534465?s=19

Morning

Hmmm could definitely have used another week off

Morning friends

o/

morning

do you have an office in Dundee @otfrom? Just looking at your cycling pics

do you cycle in a loop to WFH?

Gotta spend the commute (calorie) budget on something ;)

gotta get out the house before you go stir crazy

is more the way I think about it

(I wfh permanently at the moment)

and with the shortening days up here, you have to be more careful about making sure you Get Out Of The House

Winter is coming 🐲

I work from home when I'm in Dundee. I go to London for a week once a month though.

I try to get out for a ride every other day (around 5 miles, and hills are pretty unavoidable in Dundee)

𝄞 So, Good Morning, Good Morning, Sun beams will soon smile through, Good Morning, Good Morning to you and you and you and you 𝄞

morning

Morning All

two years ago I left IBM... to come and work for a company that has no IBM tech what so ever... but RedHat stuff all over the place... how things can change.

Bore da

Flycheck looks very interesting

what's the buzz on clj-refactor @otfrom? I'm really enjoying joker/flycheck 🙂

I had it ages ago. There was a period where it didn't really work. I've just re-added it recently. It is really handy for finding usages and cleaning up namespaces (which are things that joker picks up as well). So just feels like a good combo.

ah right

yeah that makes sense

Morning

I use clj-refactor a lot... haven't got joker set up yet.

Morning!

I see quite a few places there are usages of (:require [foo.bar :as baz]) and (require '[foo.bar :as baz]). Is it just a matter of taste?

One is for the repl and one is for a ns as far as i know

So I typically see (:require [foo.bar :as baz]) in a namespace

and (require '[foo.bar :as baz]) for repl usage

I see I see

https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/require

Use :require in the ns macro
in preference to calling this directly.

As to why it’s preferred I’m not actually sure, my guess would be something to do with the ns macro.

you shouldn't use the require function in an ns macro. can cause very hard to debug issues

Cool, thanks for clearing it up 🙂

wow. magit wip mode: https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Wip-Modes.html

gonna have to think about that

Wow is this new

@alex.lynham I use Joker for continuous feedback on linting, helping me avoid bugs really quickly. When doing production work I also use Eastwood and Kibit as described here http://www.bradcypert.com/2017/06/28/clojure-kibit-eastwood/

> Because Magit [...] makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot Everything I need to know 😄

mmm kibit looks interesting

I always forget why kibit doesn't like (inc,,,) but prefers (+ 1,,,)

ah, actually I see it is the other way around.

Huh that's odd. Do you know why? (not that it's something I use every day, but still...)