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2019-03-02
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Anybody have anything to report? I've just been sketching.
I tried some cljs to share my sketches easier, more will follow soon 🙂 https://github.com/rollacaster/sketches
Hmmm. This has me thinking about cljs again. I once made a bunch of animation for a friend of mine's cat (see https://ericcervin.github.io/ ). I did that in P5.js and part of the idea was that my friend would be able to read the code and learn from it. I don't know if she could do that with the cljs. Is there a way to export human readable code from Clojurescript?
You can generate Source Maps so you can inspect/debug your cljs code in the Browser (https://clojurescript.org/reference/source-maps)
lovely
At the last Clojure NYC meetup, someone told me about a gent named Tyler Hobbs. No idea how I should embed this video: https://youtu.be/5R9eywArFTE