@meow @martinklepsch The template you posted yesterday definitely helps. I was able to port my electron app into that in 20 minutes. Reloading works great. @meow you should definitely spend some time hacking with it. It is really cool for writing apps.

@mfikes: no, I have no one, but I could send you compiled js I used to make a whole line of runs on your machine

or your could build it by youself easily, it is just https://github.com/swannodette/cljs-bootstrap/tree/master/src/node/cljs_bootstrap

the only thing i've changed is updating project deps before build

@ul ahh. Ok

@fluke777: did you find a way to compile the file for the electron main process with :none?

@fluke777: never mind. :none + :target :nodejs+ :asset-path did the trick

@fluke777: that's good to hear. Playing with electron is definitely on my todo list. Will get there eventually.

hi, I'm looking for a way to access item in an html pseudo array

something like TouchList {0: Touch}

@bezen, maybe looking for something like this? https://github.com/darwin/plastic/blob/master/cljs/src/main/plastic/util/dom_shim.cljs

(taken from light-table)

i tryed (first) which doesn't work because this struct isn't seqable

i tryed aget, which yeld undfined in this case

so your solution is to implement seq on HTMLCollection?

yes

seems overkill to me

I haven't studied it much, it is a drop-in which turns js/HTMLCollection and js/NodeList into behaving CLJS citizens

as you can see, they use (.item …) to access nth item

not aget

oh right

This is exactly what i was looking for

thank you @darwin

👍

Decided to open source / make public my first experience with ClojureScript! It’s been amazing https://github.com/joelkuiper/knowledge

Now I just need to convince my coworkers, although we have Clojure covered! The front-end dev team is still mostly Coffeescript 😉

So it is clear to me that LightTable development has stalled. I'm looking to level up my IDE/text editor should I move onto VIM, EMACS or IntelliJ. I like the idea of being able to navigate my environment without using a mouse and having it snappy.

Cursive

IMHO far and away the best.

That is a plugin to IntelliJ, kind of what I meant when I said it haha.

If you’re not invested at all, my personal ordering is: Cursive > Emacs > Vim

I prefer Vim for everything else, but not having a real, interactive repl buffer is really frustrating.

ok cool. Yea I was kind of leaning towards VIM due to steep learning curve of Emacs and apparently keybindings were better or something. I wish LightTable kept moving at a reasonable speed being developed and didn't get really slow when using it. I might start giving Cursive a go

why do you think that LT is stalled ? even the current version i find to be very good

The creator said himself LT is 'asleep' in Gitter

I like it and wish to see it become a good contender as a preferred IDE. But I find it lags quite a bit and can be slow. I want something that can keep up with me when I type and move around.