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thedavidmeister13:10:38

hey, could anyone help me deploy something to heroku?

thedavidmeister13:10:51

i can mess around with boot and get something working client side but not server side

thedavidmeister13:10:08

anyone know much about it?

martinklepsch13:10:31

@thedavidmeister: I don’t know myself but there’s a fairly active #C08BDAPRA channel

thedavidmeister13:10:05

i got a little help earlier today, but it’s been silent since then

thedavidmeister13:10:18

i just thought maybe someone here might know

colin.yates14:10:38

@thedavidmeister: you might also try the #C053K90BR channel as well?

thedavidmeister14:10:50

i should do that

midnightcobra16:10:53

anyone know what the story with Clojail is? It looks a bit stale, but the perfect utility for a project I'm working on. https://github.com/Raynes/clojail

dominicm16:10:10

@midnightcobra: I believe he uses it for his online repl

midnightcobra16:10:41

@dominicm: cool ok, maybe I'll just give it a shot and see what happens.

dominicm16:10:27

http://www.tryclj.com/ and according to the readme an irc bot too.

dominicm16:10:33

@midnightcobra: Depending on what you're doing, it should be pretty good anyway. It works on a blacklist system iirc, so if you do try and update to 1.7 for example, you'd mostly just need to extend the blacklist.

binduwavell18:10:09

Hi, I'm working through Clojure for the brave and true... I had the darnedest time implementing my own version of comp. I did finally get it working a couple of different ways. My recursive implementation is faster than my implementation that uses recur... I imagine there is an idomatic way of deferring logic until you reach the end of your "recursion" and then compute as things unwind... Is this an appropriate place to ask questions about what is going on?

binduwavell18:10:36

Oops, found the #C053AK3F9 channel, will go there, sorry for posting here. I'm also new to slack, so didn't realize there are 150 other channels than the few listed in the left bar simple_smile

blissdev18:10:24

Is it possible to test for the last element in a varied size vector in core.match?

sgrove22:10:36

Hey all, I essentially want to log things (or send them off to a service to be logged), but make sure that the execution of the log statements is in order. Are agents a good match for this, or should I use something else?

meikemertsch22:10:40

@blissdev: You could let-bind the value of (peek your-vector)

danielcompton22:10:40

@sgrove: do you mean logging in the Log4J sense, or more like tracing values?

sgrove23:10:53

@danielcompton: I have some pr-str-able values that I want to serialize into a file

sgrove23:10:10

I don’t want to do it on my main thread, I just want to send it off to some queue somewhere to be dealt with

sgrove23:10:31

The values are actually state transitions of an app

sgrove23:10:28

A session is series of state transitions for a given client session, and each of those needs to be appended to the file for that session, so I can reload them later