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@pvinis good comparison repo I look at on and off: https://github.com/levand/qttt
@rauh use array
or into-array
@anmonteiro Thanks!
"ClojureScript Node.js REPL server listening on 49974" -- what client can connect to that port?
When telnet connects it immediately says "ready", but ready for what? when I type (+ 4 2) and hit Enter there is no answer
I have a value of type #object[Promise "function Promise() { [native code] }”], in a nodejs application. Anybody knows how to resolve the promise?
@pupeno that's probably not a promise, but a Promise constructor
That’s the code snippet. I’m just trying to get the value of s. The JavaScript code can be seen here: https://github.com/bitchan/eccrypto
Any ideas how to just get the value in a synchronous way?
not possible
promises are asynchronous, can't be made synchronous
argh… that’s really annoying. One single library will infect the design of a lot of my app.