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#Clojure VSCode Cursive seems to roll with the "one repl window to rule them all" approach on full-stack projects, with changes by context. I've seen recent Cider has that option, too, but I much prefer having separate buffers for my CLJ and CLJS repls. Who prefers the unitary version and why?

In #clojure, select-keys against a set instead of a vector must be better or worse. Does using a set actually help? `(select-keys {:foo 1} #{:foo})`

#clojure Logic: "if it's not an atom, make it one." Note that `atom?` is not in core.

I'm not ashamed but can anyone think of more elegant way to do this?

Thoroughly enjoying the #Clojure 15th Anniversary with Rich Hickey, Fogus, Alex Miller, and Stuart Halloway. https://nubank.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oRfGy8f7S2q5gV9WBq4wQQ

For fun I want to create an off-line quick-running #Clojure version of http://www.caissa.com/chess-tools/pgn-editor.php : just a quick chess GUI that can play moves and load PGN files; no engines, databases, accounts, etc. I think #babashka might fit. Any recommendations on getting started, @borkdude?

The vscode "evaluate the thread up to point" was really cool. Does anyone know an equivalent in Cider? #clojure

#ClojureScript #ShadowCLJS One of my projects for the past year has been converting an old PDF multimedia app into a static web site. Since #Clojure is better than raw HTML or CSS, I crafted it there before grabbing the output static stuff. It is 99% JS-free, except for optional media lightboxes, and is built to last as long as HTML does, and to run as simply as possible. #ClojureScript #ShadowCLJS

Ah, this is cool. Rosetta Code may be just what I need when I want to know, "what does that language even look like?"

Plus, learned new stuff. #Clojure `cycle` has actually been there from the start!?

https://rosettacode.org/wiki/FizzBuzz