wei: not me

Hey shouldn’t {:type “password” :auto-focus true} work ???

:type “submit"
:on-key-press (fn [e] (when (= 13 (.-charCode e)) (foo)))
:on-click (…)

In the above on-click works in submitting the form but pressing enter doesn’t work

What could I be missing?

@urbanslug: Looks fine, though I'd use google library to get more robustness: https://gist.github.com/rauhs/c4c250b965af0c4642517b4514e3597b

Hi, how can I implement print-method for an home-made datatype in clojurescript?

in clojure i’m used to do something like this: (defmethod print-method Point [v w] (.write w "P[" (:x v) "," (:y v) "]"))

@pbaille: I think you need to implement the IPrintWithWriter protocol

an example usage: http://clojurescriptmadeeasy.com/blog/print-goog-datetime-as-inst.html

by the way, not sure that printing goog.DateTime as #inst is a good idea. Probably better to always store js/Date and convert to and fro as needed

@pesterhazy: it’s usually fine to do that for application code

https://twitter.com/mfikes/status/743118691924070400

@mfikes: amazing

@mfikes: exactly what I want to hear! heard you on Defn podcast as well. Lots of good info keep up the awesome work.

@mvaline: Thanks. 🙂

oh really that's great! (I mean planck on Linux), where where where 🐕

So maybe this is a ‘best practices’ question more than anything else...

I want to write some helpful shell scripts in Clojure.

I’m thinking, I write useful functions in cljc so that they can be used in whatever,

and then write a Planck script that depends on those

And that will…. just work, provided I do a lein install where those library functions are?

My mental model of how dependencies are the same and different for clj and cljs is not very solid, other than, I understand that macros require JVM at this time

@mathpunk: Generally dependencies in ClojureScript are handled by “being on the classpath”. (This also true for Planck.)

@mfikes: I’m a brand new JS developer at work. Is “being on the classpath” equivalent, or more or less equivalent, to “being in node_modules”?

ooh, and I’ve just discovered that screencap thing you’ve posted, i’ll examine it

@mathpunk: The idea of “classpath” is generally documented out there. If you want to see it with respect to ClojureScript, perhaps take a look at the QuickStart guide and note where -cp is being used.

I will, thank you

@kauko: is your regex issue with clojure.string/replace similar to http://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-485?