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2016-02-16
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meow11:02:05

@yogidevbear: Would you be so kind as to give me a hint as to what you were referring as I cannot remember. Thanks.

yogidevbear11:02:35

Haha - keeping chatter on #C03RZGPG1 to a minimum

meow11:02:12

Oh, excellent. Talk about short-term memory loss due to excessive multi-tasking, eh?

meow11:02:37

Yikes, I must look like a complete idiot.

yogidevbear11:02:40

It's a good thing we don't have to be subscribed to all 226 channels in this slack group alone 😉

meow11:02:56

If only you knew how many chat apps I have open on my computer right now.

meow11:02:26

Nobody but me is subscribed to all the channels. And I would know if they were. Because I am.

yogidevbear11:02:09

I'm following 16 channels to start and that is plenty for me

meow11:02:14

Well, except #C0CB40N8K . I unsubscribed from that channel as a silent protest.

meow11:02:40

Yep. You'd have to be insane to subscribe to more than a handful.

akiva13:02:00

I only subscribe to channels that do not currently exist.

akiva13:02:09

I’m not very good at it, unfortunately.

sveri19:02:09

Jeez, I am so spoiled by clojure. So I played stockfighter with clojure and after finishing it I was like, ok, that was fun, let's learn a different language and repeat. So I started using elixir. IDE? Nope, there is an intellij plugin, but it does not really work on windows in the current version. So I used emacs. the emacs experience was ok, there is even line / buffer or file evaluation of code. But, when I wanted to see the source for std lib code it did not work. Turns out I have to download the source first and configure emacs with it. All in all not that a bad experience, but with clojure, it is all just there. So next I thought about trying kotlin. It starts good with nice tooling, good documentation, source code is available via gradle in the project. But, uhm, of course I want to reload my code during development without restarting the app. Uhm, it's not possible, works only with method bodies. Bummer.

sveri19:02:06

So what next? Is there anything close to clojure reagarding the tooling, hot code reloading, available libraries, concurrency? I just don't see it, maybe someone else does?

borkdude20:02:13

Any thoughts on CircleCI vs CodeShip (for usage, not their front end technology :))

yogidevbear20:02:12

@borkdude: I've heard good things about both, but as to the usage, I can't really comment simple_smile

slipset22:02:59

@borkdude: not what you're asking, but http://www.lambda.cd/ looks really cool