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2022-03-17
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I was thinking: do people that work with iOS development can apply for additional money, because the risk of insalubrity? π. I was trying to add an icon to an app, and it's SO HARD and bizarre things kept breaking on XCode with no reason...
> XCode quit unexpectedly π "unexpected" is not quite the word I'd use...
I've heard https://coderunnerapp.com/ is a rather nice alternative to XCode although I haven't used it myself.
I swear vim keybindings broke my brain. I avoid otherwise amazing tools just because they don't have them, and then struggle to make less optimal tools work just so I can keep the keybindings


I've described it as "vim ruined me for other editors" for many years. Once you go modal...
It's especially bad for me because I'm (in theory) interested in hybrid visual/textual editors that leverage touch capabilities / direct manipulation / etc but my precious keybindings will keep dragging me back to plain text if I allow them to (and that's the path of least resistance)
I guess I should try acme sometime if I want a totally different editing experience https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dP1xVpMPn8M
I mean I use evil in emacs, so yes π
Hi! Which channel is best for asking about website development within a clojure/clojurescript ecosystem?
probably best to start with #beginners and go from there? there are a number of different paths you could take to do web dev and it would be great to have some context on what you're trying to do before anyone recommends a path
to give you a little context on that: you could develop frontend and backend entirely independently in which case there are individual web server libraries and front-end libraries/frameworks. there are also libraries/frameworks that encompass both the server and client