does anyone happen to know what would be causing my data to not be coerced? http://pastebin.com/awmV9cHy

wow, seems that I needed to restart the server, got a whole different load of issues now! #progress 😉

what's the natural way to represent a time signal in clojure? I am in between a vector (not sure if persistance saves memory here) and datomic (which seems too much, since specter solves my queries just fine).

hitting some java weirdness using browse-url. If I give it a http:// url it opens the correct default browser, Firefox. If I give it a file:/// url it opens chrome. Awesome stuff to debug.

passing it the file name without a uri scheme does what I want so I guess I'm going with that for now ¯\(ツ)/¯

hey all. What's up with my namespace declaration?

(ns pooper-looper.touch-osc
  (:refer-clojure :exclude [send])
  (:refer [clojure.core.async :as async :refer [<!]]
          [clojure.string :as string])
  (:use overtone.live))

I'm getting ClassCastException clojure.lang.PersistentVector cannot be cast to clojure.lang.Symbol clojure.core/find-ns (core.clj:3996)

You want require not refer

doh! thanks @alexmiller !

If i want to write a cross platform gui app in clojure, what would be the best approach tool and library-wise?

Something like a swing wrapper or go the light table approach and use electron and web tech with cljs etc?

bojan.matic: I guess JavaFX is the way to go, however, the two clojure wrappers that exist are not production ready. I also had a hard time using them . I think https://github.com/daveray/seesaw is the most mature clojure library, wrapping swing. I cannot comment on electron or similar stuff, never tried it. And in the end you can still write a web app which is the most cross platform it can get 😉

It cant be web app, has to run locally

AFAIK a jar runs locally 😉

@sveri @bojan.matic I’ve got a biggish project using JavaFX. You don’t need a wrapper lib. Calling it with interop works great.

@mtnygard: that sounds good, did you get code reload through the repl working?

@sveri Mostly. The only tricky bit is initializing JavaFX. I used the “Swing JFXPanel” trick to force JavaFX to load when I load Clojure namespaces. If you don’t do that first, then even importing classes from javafx.* will cause exceptions during load-lib.

That namespace should never be reloaded. Everything else worked fine.

I did have to write a Java class to load Clojure. From there, it starts a REPL.