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@worldsendless@qoto.org
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
RT @jessitron
Hey every conference everywhere: Every time needs a timezone on it.
I don't wanna look up "where" your conference is, there is no "where" anymore.
Please put the timezone on every time listing.
"9:00" is about as meaningful as "to the left"
RT @Swizec
the map overlays🤯
RT @Mattermost
Mattermost ships in @gitlab 14.7 with with private channel autocomplete, click to reply to a thread, ability to follow Playbook runs, Boards calendar view and at-mention autocomplete, and more! https://twitter.com/gitlab/status/1484904210604994560
RT @calherries
But in Clojure, state is represented by immutable values. No part of the program can manipulate values. The problem encapsulation solves simply doesn't exist.
The code needs less indirection, fewer permissions, and less incidental complexity. It's almost magically simpler.
A worthwhile thread with some good advice. I particularly like the bits about experience and neuroplasticity . https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1484314926269140993.html
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RT @Malkyne
I've been a senior programmer for over two decades. Here are a few tidbits for programmers:
https://twitter.com/Malkyne/status/1484314926269140993
RT @ClojureDeref
Clojure Deref for Jan 21, 2022 https://clojure.org/news/2022/01/21/deref
#Clojure . What other languages have destructuring, out of curiosity?
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RT @lambdaisland
Destructuring is very powerful, but don't overdo it. Mixing styles and destructuring multiple levels at once will make your code hard to read.
What are your tips for keeping your Clojure code easy to follow?
https://twitter.com/lambdaisland/status/1484496724261589001
Just had my #Clojure team meeting and we discussed routing, something I didn't learn until I actually did Clojure Fullstack. Front end routing, with interceptors, and back end routing with middleware.
RT @pavel_klavik
@maximehugodupre Just learn #Clojure with https://orgpad.com/s/clojure-tutorial. Now you can target Java, JS (both browser and NodeJS), and many other places (C#, Python, ...). The language is awesome and 10x more powerful than anything else.
With the work I've been doing, I resemble this remark.
RT @ecotd
Have you ever created a great keyboard macro, but wanted to add a few more keystrokes at the end?
`C-u F3` will run the keyboard macro, and start recording any additional keystrokes until you press F4!
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Basic-Keyboard-Macro.html
RT @_georgemoller
💡 Did you know you can change the accent color of elements such as radios or checkboxes?
RT @girba
This.
“Monolith” denotes a deployment unit, not an organizational one.
If you want to split a system to better manage it, you are likely looking for constraints, not a different deployment method. https://twitter.com/mstine/status/1390373898286518274
RT @worldsendless
I'm ready to book up on the power of #Clojure lazy sequences like `(range)`
Like a nightmare
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RT @cemerick
That sick feeling in your gut when you discover a bug in a library that makes you think that no one else has ever used it 😕
https://twitter.com/cemerick/status/1482396862585970691
#CSS insight of the moment: apparently styling an :li as grid causes its bullet to disappear. That took an annoying amount of debugging. List bullets are the worst.
RT @mitchellh
This just happened and is a great example of what I call "chat literacy." Red identified "please add me" could easily be taken negatively, and made their intent clear in parens. This is a critical pattern that remote team members need to foster healthy comms through a text medium
RT @levie
The vision of web3 is that we get all the same innovation of today’s web, but with the new benefit that we can “own” our data in a public and immutable blockchain, using this data across multiple apps. It’s a great vision, but might be harder than we think.
Full Stack Clojure web app engineer
Joined Jul 2021
