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That's part of the beauty of . Since the same language is on the backend in JVM and front in , the hosted transpiling sidesteps any "not real programmer" vibes. Not to mention, . They might hate your parens, but they know you're a programmer.
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RT @bentlegen
It’s incredible how fast our industry went from “html isn’t real programming” to “rust programmer thinks publishing a website is too hard”
twitter.com/bentlegen/status/1

And then you learn immutable data, cond, no need for booleans, vectors and maps instead of arrays and objects, and if you don't get the magic back, at least it's even more fun now!
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RT @TheJackForge
Before I knew web development, I thought the Internet was magic.

Then the magic fades once you realize that it's just arrays, objects, booleans, and IF/ELSE statements. 😅
twitter.com/TheJackForge/statu

Some readable and codebases. Discussing readability requires an obligatory mention of @elementsofclj book too.

- This project tangles orgmode to for literate programming. github.com/thi-ng/geom/blob/fe

- For a major used library, I knew I couldn't go wrong with Corfield, so check out HoneySQL github.com/seancorfield/honeys

- Here is a new in-development one with the Lambda Island stamp of approval, asd seems pretty readable to me:
github.com/lambdaisland/deja-f

- And here is a small old "finished" one where I recently read the code to figure out how to do what the docs didn't mention:
github.com/alandipert/storage-

Just read a libraries code to figure out how to supplement its Transit readers, easy peasy, because the docs haven't been updated in years and didn't include that tidbit. Feels good!

in
(clojure.string/replace "Hello World Johnny" #" " "")
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RT @swapnakpanda
🚀 Problem Solving

Given a string input, you need to extract only non-whitespace characters and returns the string.

Example:

Input → "Hello World Johny"
Output → "HelloWorldJohny"

Can you write just a one-liner code for it?

Hint in JavaScript: You can use split, join etc.
twitter.com/swapnakpanda/statu

RT @RobStuttaford
We shut down an internal content management tool today.

It was built by Clojure newbies (us in 2013). It served us for 8 years!

are stable tech :-)

These puzzles just disappear when you used immutable data. Problem solved.
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RT @ravinwashere
JavaScript Quiz 🏆

Comment the output of this code?

let x = 5;
let y = new Number(5);

console.log( x == y);
console.log( x === y);

Also, let me know the reason for your answer below!

A: true and false
B: false and false
C: true and true
twitter.com/ravinwashere/statu

How long will last? A few reasons in may stick around a while:

- great syntax

- good ideas, like immutable data and namespaces

- easy to use its host, so JS changes so it doesn't have to

- community culture of NOT BREAKING THINGS (just ask @stuarthalloway )
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RT @CicmilJovan
When I started freelancing, jQuery was the most popular thing in the Javascript world.

When you asked Javascript questions on StackOverflow, …
twitter.com/CicmilJovan/status

This is a good thing. In and , all spaces are equivalent to one space, and that includes commas. I am not a fan of Semantic Whitespace like Python.

Need some extra space displayed on a page? For Heaven's sake, use !
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RT @chriscoyier
how much space is a space?

i like how html is like...

one space? one space
2 spaces? one space
50 spaces?! one space
100000 spaces??? one space, bruv
twitter.com/chriscoyier/status

What a triumph of interface design and ! Not only a very, very cool UI creation, but a great way to explore some of the core library and to get a a visual understanding of Reverse Polish Notation (RPN). First-class work!
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RT @ella_hoeppner
Here's a video that shows how it works: youtube.com/watch?v=1OcAUhe3E1
twitter.com/ella_hoeppner/stat

RT @ella_hoeppner
I've been working on a cool little app for a month or two now, and it's finally ready for an initial release. Check it out here: vlojure.io

Basically, it's a visual interface for writing an evaluating ClojureScript.

Now have HTML5 local storage working in my app! I guess it is possible for the front-end to handle sessions, as long as they aren't anything confidential. Thanks to old mostly-finished things like github.com/alandipert/storage-. Transit had a couple loose ends, and now to figure out session timeout...

Question of the day: do you use any macros that have you write otherwise-invalid code in ? IE break the (function args) syntax?

Only one I can think is reagent, [function args]. But that barely counts.
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RT @iamsegunajibola
Question of the day:

Do you still use semicolons in JavaScript?
twitter.com/iamsegunajibola/st

Someone recently suggested that beginners spend a year "grinding every day" to master the language. Putting in the time is critical, but I don't think are ever a grind. They are too fun for that!

Good tip. And before jumping in to , complete at least 5 more in .

This is the curse and the blessing of the philosophy -- know a little of your hosts first, but then reap the benefits
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RT @mdjunaidap
Are you an aspiring front-end developer?

This tip is for you!

Before Jumping into Javascript, try to complete at least 5 Projects using plain HTML and CSS.
twitter.com/mdjunaidap/status/

or we use immutable data and never have the question, "wait... did this get emptied?"

Interesting how the concept itself goes away.


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RT @VladPasca5
JavaScript tip💡

You can use the syntax "array.length = 0" to empty an array

Here is how it works

👇

twitter.com/VladPasca5/status/

The community is largely single-line promotionals (mostly about the glories of ) and threads of handy gee-whiz info. So, in proper fashion, I've decided to use that community as Host and do all those same things, but . Join us in the fun!

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