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jumar08:10:29

I finally got a first sort-of working version of the "Twitter Poster" series (episodes 21-27). I would love to hear some feedback: https://github.com/jumarko/functional-design-in-clojure/pull/5 Cc: @nate

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jumar08:10:53

As a side note, it would be interesting to actually see the implementation of the worker and decider multimethods and how is that different from the usual approach IO -> logic -> IO -> logic -> ... This stuff is quite hard to grasp without looking at code I think. Related video from LambdaIsland is here (still need to watch it): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loDf8Pk4kD4&amp;feature=youtu.be

neumann19:10:09

@U06BE1L6T Yes, speaking code is pretty tough, and I'd like to eventually release more code to illustrate IO -> logic -> IO -> logic. Currently all our code that takes that approach is tied up in proprietary code bases for our clients.

neumann19:10:17

Also, thanks for the link to Lambda Island. I'll definitely have to check that out!

jumar19:10:34

Great, thanks!

pez18:10:08

Now I know what felt so wrong with all those Clojure band names. They weren’t Hall of Oats! https://github.com/cognitect-labs/anomalies

neumann19:10:26

@U0ETXRFEW That's too funny!

pez19:10:37

I very literally LOL:ed at work when I read that page.

nate19:10:00

Hahaha, so funny!