Hello,
Based on my previous experience with Ruby, JavaScript etc. I have set up my
workflow in a way that it runs three different processes:
lein cljx auto - translates the sources to clj and cljs
lein cljsbuild auto dev - reads cljs output of ^^ and compiles it on every
file change
lein midje
Hello,
I seem to be a little bit confused when comparing core.async to the so
called Reactive Extensions (Rx). They seem to tackle similar problem of
async-icity, so I wonder what are the principal differences and in what
cases is one preferred over the other. Can someone please explain?
Regar
I kinda understand the whole problem and I also understand that this has
nothing to do with the OO IOC pattern, but I still don't exactly get what
is meant by this term. What is inverting what and where? What does
"control" refer to exactly - compared to callbacks?
M.
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> Rather than shadowing one implementation with another, I'd recommend
keeping both implementations in different namespaces and dispatching based
on config, which can be read from the classpath.
Sorry for a newbie question, but how do I do "dispatching based on config"
exactly? The point for me
Hi,
I actually think that this is a really important question and for me
despite the fact that I *love* Clojure my answer is NO, i don't like the
syntax.
To me it represents a significant barrier for reading. When I read an
imperative OOP language I instinctively "see" through the code what th
I would like to have two different implemntation of something in my project
and switch between them based on a Leiningen profile.
For example I have abstracted all storage-related functions to
app.repository and I have namespace app.stoage.fs for development and
app.storage.sql for production.
I'm trying to match a false value of map's key (foo.bar) , which in
javascript effectively means also undefined,null etc... It seems to me that
core.match matches the value exactly. Is there any way to do this?
The other way would be to match "not true", but the docs don't give me any
hint ho
