Thanks to the both of you. Of course I meant a multimethod, sorry for the wrong
wording ;) I'm still very new to all this.
I think you totally mentioned the right thing here, Daniel. Thanks for the
link. I will try using different methods instead of a multimethod in the next
days. Thought it
On Sunday, June 29, 2014 8:29:56 PM UTC+1, William Sommers wrote:
Bootstrap requires you to return an instance of a jquery object I think.
have a look into jayq, especially the part about compiling and externs
(https://github.com/ibdknox/jayq#compiling)
you can find closure contrib externs
Hello,
I am completely new to Clojure and ClojureScript. I have a copy of the book
CloureScript Up Running but have fallen at the first hurdle. Although I have
had great success trying things out in LightTable and in the Clojure and
Leiningen REPLs I have failed completely to get anything in
I am using jQuery and the Bootstrapjs modal to pop up a dialog to edit a row
from a table. When the dialog
Here is the code for the component in the dialog:
(defn select-component []
(let [val (atom nil)]
(fn [id choices name-fn value-fn selected-item]
(js/alert (str Select
Your project.clj is missing a closing paren ), thats why you are getting the
EOF error with lein.
HTH
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Andrew,
If you're totally new to Clojure, like I was a bit back, you should checkout
something called Paredit. If you're using LightTable you can check out the
plugin here.
https://github.com/LightTable/Paredit
It pretty much prevents you from having unmatched braces and also helps to move
I ended up setting up another atom to hold the unique id of the record
being edited. When that changes, I reset VAL as well.
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On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 11:47 AM, Jonathon McKitrick jmckitr...@gmail.com
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I am using jQuery and the Bootstrapjs modal to pop up a dialog
I watched some Google IO videos about polymer and was quite
impressed. Their new tutorial and the designer are also very
nice.
Now I wonder if people already tried polymer to use with
ClojureScript, or what the ClojureScript answer could be in terms
of web components?
Roman
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Sure, I got interested while watching the keynote of Google IO
[1] when they talk about Material Design in Android at around
minute 14:22. For Polymer they created web components that
implement this design for the web. Basically Google's card design
implemented in some web components that seem to
Hi everybody, I've been Googleing for resources on implementing authentication
for a simple REST api in Clojure but I can't find a clear standard.
Does anyone know of a simple library I can use with liberator (for the
api-part) to, someone suggested, implement an authentication scheme using an
On Monday, June 30, 2014 9:15:58 PM UTC+1, William Sommers wrote:
Andrew,
If you're totally new to Clojure, like I was a bit back, you should checkout
something called Paredit. If you're using LightTable you can check out the
plugin here.
https://github.com/LightTable/Paredit
It
Unfortunately I think ClojureScript: Up Running is rather out of
date at this point, in terms of how folks develop CLJS. For one,
cljsbuild is pretty universally used to compile ClojureScript.
I would recommend starting w/David Nolen's tutorials here:
On Tuesday, July 1, 2014 5:15:16 AM UTC+7, Andrew Stebbing wrote:
Is there anywhere that's got a super simple ClojureScript file and its
associated Lein project file that is known to compile that I can then copy
and attempt a compilation?
https://github.com/swannodette/mies is what you
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