off-topic 2018-10-13 | Slack Archive

welp now i know clojure has an inspector

Anyone know of Clojure intro talks aimed at non-Java programmers? I’m aware that Stu has given “Clojure in 10 big ideas” in some Ruby conference. Anything more?

jaihindhreddy-duplicate21:10:31

Not really a talk but I found the conversation b/w Rich Hickey and Brian Beckman to be a good intro.

borkdude15:10:46

Watched the Evan talk. Enjoyed it.

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emccue16:10:07

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFrKffrKCeU

emccue16:10:26

since we are talking about elm i figure its somewhat relevant

emccue16:10:55

Elm is far from a panacea, but I like alot of aspects of it

zyxmn17:10:52

wooow

borkdude18:10:07

yeah, saw it too

Chase20:10:06

https://twitter.com/ArcadiaTechInc/status/1042866662721110016 Did you folks happen to catch this? I am intrigued by Arcadia and allowing one to use Clojure with Unity for game dev. But game dev doesn't seem to be a big aspect of Clojure development. I've seen a few talks using other tools but they were older. Things like play-cljs seem to be still being developed a bit but I'm too inexperienced to have played around with any of this. But this seems to hype up a possible exciting future of using Clojure for game-dev, no? Anyone have any insider insights?

Eric Ervin23:10:21

No insider insights. I was once at a Clojure meetup where some of these gents live coded Flappy Bird and it was a lot of fun. Definitely something I'd try if I was interested in making games.

Eric Ervin23:10:29

November 2014?!?!?! Time flies

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