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mfikes00:10:42

FWIW, the var special is often used to access private Vars. This ticket has an experimental patch that would even eliminate the bloat illustrated above in that case https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/CLJS-3155

borkdude07:10:02

Thanks for the clarifications!

Ramon Rios11:10:24

Hello guys. Do you have some article or example of how to get external data (from a micro-service for example) to a re-frame application?

scknkkrer18:10:49

Are there anyone who use full-stack clojurescript ?

scknkkrer18:10:31

Which library to http-server, auth, database-wrapper ?

erik20:10:55

@scknkkrer you can use Datascript with no wrapper at all

Filipe Silva20:10:58

@scknkkrer as far as server-side goes, you should be looking at what the host language uses

Filipe Silva20:10:14

which is to say, what do node folks use for those things?

Filipe Silva20:10:25

you can just use those

Filipe Silva20:10:10

there might be some nicer cljs libs that do similar things in a more idiomatic way but you can always just use the npm libs

kenny21:10:28

Anyone have any idea how to customize things like the Next/Previous month arrows & width of the month/year menus in goog.ui.DatePicker?

dpsutton21:10:32

(select-keys #uuid "532ae23c-fb21-11e9-850c-23dabead7418" [:options]) doesn't throw an error. that was pretty surprising.

dpsutton21:10:45

known bug? known not-fix? good reason this doesn't throw?

dpsutton21:10:50

(select-keys "js/console.log" [:bob])

bfabry21:10:06

I think gigo is generally accepted for clojure. if you happen to get an error you’re lucky. one day at the repl maybe we’ll have specs for all the core fns though

dpsutton21:10:46

clojure throws here

bfabry21:10:02

my bad, I forgot what channel I was in 🙂

bfabry21:10:15

I think the answer stays the same though. there’s no contract that says it will throw

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dpsutton21:10:19

yeah. it's associative enough to destructure and select keys but not to rename keys. /shrug