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I haven't been, but I've heard good things about it. I would say it depends largely on what you want out of any conference. If you want to network and meet other Clojure devs, then any Clojure conf would be a good thing 🙂 ymmv 🤷

thomas12:01:19

I have been twice and would love to go again...

thomas12:01:37

haven't yet looked at the possibilities to go yet though

thomas12:01:07

great talks, lovely people and even better beer 😉

yogidevbear12:01:22

And if you're looking for @thomas - he's the opposite of what you'd expect from a lego person. He'll be the tallest viking in the room

thomas12:01:32

re your question... going to any clojure/tech conf you'll find people new to the language, interested in the language and some old hands as well.... and my experience is that at the end of the day it doesn't matter... people are there to learn and have fun

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joetague13:01:16

Thanks folks. I’ve been to ClojureX twice and enjoyed it even though a fair amount of the content went over my head. Berlin is a great city to visit so might combine it with a long weekend away, pre-Brexshit

thomas13:01:02

👍

zyxmn17:01:19

Have any vim users here managed to get vim-fireplace and piggieback working fine with figwheel ? I am currently coding in cljs with no repl connectivity

zyxmn17:01:17

To be more precise this is the problem im facing https://github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace/issues/303

jasonbell17:01:16

Is your directory name my-project or my_project?

zyxmn17:01:59

its a single word gecko

jasonbell17:01:06

otfrom23:01:43

Being on Twitter is starting to make me think I'm the only person who uses transducers

dominicm07:01:32

I use them a lot in kick

dominicm07:01:50

Which doesn't have a strong reason over other tools.

mccraigmccraig23:01:44

i think I've only used them once in 120kloc @otfrom

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