Is there a resource which compares Lisps (expressiveness, limitations, available special forms, ...)? I often read about lisp 1 and 2.0, clojure being a lisp 1.5 (because of the callable keywords if iirc). Dabbling into…
The paper on microKanren [1] is imho the most approachable piece outside the "reasoned schemer" [2]. The thesis on which it is based is also interesting but is a thicker beast. Looking at stuff from the clojure world…
I would be very interested to read about the limits of conjure. In my mind it is a fabulous tool, with vim-sexp it is very productive to write clojure code with and a pleasure to use.
a version of this idea in clojure in which a clojure namespace is rendered as an html page with notbook like primitives https://github.clerk.garden/nextjournal/clerk-demo/commit/8a...
Anecdotal but I know at least one megacorp that is doing layoffs of manager level positions after noticing that their services/industrial processes worked well while them being on furlough during the lockdowns.
Mine is to put links in Notion with a description and some tags and then forget forever about it.
I don't see it mentioned but there is a neovim plugin called conjure [1] that is written in fennel. This is a general purpose REPL client that works for Clojure (I use it daily for Clojure and ClojureScript) but also…
Hello, this is a really interesting comment although I disagree with some of its points. I recently had my first full time Clj/Cljs job and it made me realise some points: - although figwheel is an awesome build tool,…
Is there a resource which compares Lisps (expressiveness, limitations, available special forms, ...)? I often read about lisp 1 and 2.0, clojure being a lisp 1.5 (because of the callable keywords if iirc). Dabbling into…
The paper on microKanren [1] is imho the most approachable piece outside the "reasoned schemer" [2]. The thesis on which it is based is also interesting but is a thicker beast. Looking at stuff from the clojure world…
I would be very interested to read about the limits of conjure. In my mind it is a fabulous tool, with vim-sexp it is very productive to write clojure code with and a pleasure to use.
a version of this idea in clojure in which a clojure namespace is rendered as an html page with notbook like primitives https://github.clerk.garden/nextjournal/clerk-demo/commit/8a...
Anecdotal but I know at least one megacorp that is doing layoffs of manager level positions after noticing that their services/industrial processes worked well while them being on furlough during the lockdowns.
Mine is to put links in Notion with a description and some tags and then forget forever about it.
I don't see it mentioned but there is a neovim plugin called conjure [1] that is written in fennel. This is a general purpose REPL client that works for Clojure (I use it daily for Clojure and ClojureScript) but also…
Hello, this is a really interesting comment although I disagree with some of its points. I recently had my first full time Clj/Cljs job and it made me realise some points: - although figwheel is an awesome build tool,…