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I dug into that history for a bit maybe 2-3 years ago and stopped because it made me sad... yet another Lisp system that didn't happen. At least we have EDN now :D
I used to train people on adopting XML / XML Schema and XSLT for UK Local Government work, and as a part of that I had a 45 minute intro on the history of markup languages starting with SGML, briefly exploring DSSSL and then HTML, XHTML and XML... It's actually quite fascinating in a very nerdy way, but its also pretty niche... ๐
https://www.hytradboi.com/ This conference is happening today; the trailer and schedule indicates very strong #datalog representation among the talks. Should be cool!
This conference was so much fun. So many great talks it pains me to recommend one over another. I mean people were so passionate about the topic and it showed.
@UFTRLDZEW do we want to post a link to the talks? I have it, i'm just not sure what the conference organizers wanted.
@U0DJ4T5U1 I don't know what the organizers would prefer, so I think it is best to wait to post the talks until there's an official announcement.
I was trying #joyride for the first time, and I just found out how deep / insane my Atom editor's configurations went. I have: 1. Vim mode activated 2. A background image for the editor when it's on command mode 3. A different background when it's on insert mode 4. It dims the background when there's a pending "chord command" happening 5. There's a transition between all these different backgrounds 6. On normal mode, I activate ligatures on my font 7. I disable the ligatures on normal mode on the current line 8. I also disable ALL ligatures on insert mode 9. I disable highlighting the current line on Clojure code 10. I have some color changes on the editor, for plug-ins that are not friendly for colorblind people (mostly change "green" to "blue") 11. I defined some keystrokes to add different colors to specific tabs (so I know what I'm currently working when I have to backtrack code) 12. I also have some scripts to open browser on the "New pull request" page for Github, Gitlab, and Bitbucket 13. Finally, code to open or create a test file for the current file I'm currently working ๐ฑ
This is nuts haha. I'm beginning to see what the appeal is for those emacs-types out there, or at least that's what I'm gathering from your message. In my mind all that seems like a lot, but I wonder if I actually used it all the different state indicators might add clarity to my workflow or something. Have you had any luck reimplementing all that stuff via #joyride?
@U037TPXKBGS actually, I mostly did that because I work with code multiple hours a day and wanted my editor to look "beautiful". Maybe, just maybe, I went too far :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
Atom was the closest thing to Emacs I'd seen in a while. Unlike VSCode, it really lets you change a lot of things about itself. I was a bit sad VSCode ate its launch.
There's a clojure product that helps teams plan routine meetings of different sorts. Rituals. Someone posted a link to this product in a technical discussion some days ago. What would be this product again?