Alex Davis

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@borkdude @masadfrost @thepericulum I think you would need to keep most of the core library functions, but make it work on js data structures. I guess a bit like the applied science interop lib. You do (assoc {} :a 1) and it returns the js obj {:a 1} etc. haven’t really thought this through so maybe quite hard..

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@borkdude @masadfrost @thepericulum For me a big potential usecase for cherry is small components that live in a mostly js native codebase, and therefore using native js data structures would make interop relatively painless and more performant. You can still stay ~functional by returning copies of things

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

Great talks at @clojuredconf, they’ve really set a high bar this year

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@32a852 @juxtpro I have recorded them and have drafts here https://t.co/oKQySaZXMU. We’re now using this in production for all our hiring processes and site is working very nicely there so I should definitely do another update and maybe a blog, just have to find the time…

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@nikitonsky This sounds very interesting! Startup time and especially memory usage would be important to me. People (rightfully) complain about electron using up hundreds of MBs of RAM, but clojure JVM processes often use much more than that… so I think graal will be important

[JUXT @juxtpro]

How to Make a Native Mobile App in Clojure in 2 Weeks

(You'll never guess what happened on Day 2!)

https://t.co/gbrNRqirNz

Our very own @armincerf builds a complete cross-platform meditation/yoga/chores/etc app in ClojureScript and describes his journey.

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@fogus @borkdude @ClojureDeref Don’t suppose you can remove my mobile app blog post 😅 it’s still an early work in progress and only public so people can review, it will go on the JUXT blog when done

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@borkdude Lupin is good if you haven’t seen it, only 5 episodes so far but another season coming in June. It’s a french crime/thriller

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@dcreemer What do you mean? What better way to improve an employees mental health than giving them a windowless box in the middle of the warehouse that may or may not be largely contributing to said issues? I’d certainly rather that than a holiday or a fair salary

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@borkdude Nope native, uname shows x86_64 under Rosetta

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@JohannaAntone10 “This PR adds 76 features across OVER 9000 lines of code. You’ll never guess which line will anger you the most!!! (POSSIBLE BUGS!! (READ TIL THE END!!!!))”

[JUXT @juxtpro]

#Crux 1.10.0 is out!

- SQL queries (compiled to Datalog via @ApacheCalcite)
- EQL (a declarative projection syntax for pulling out extra data)
- Speculative transactions (e.g. run 'what-if' queries)
- String IDs

https://t.co/zsanuNbeTv

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@AdamFeldman @juxtpro Thanks, let me know if it’s still not working when you try again. DNS issues are hard sometimes...

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@AdamFeldman @juxtpro Hmm can’t reproduce this end on Chrome. Does it happen when you type in https://t.co/yhv93qZKCm manually or only when you follow the twitter link? Possible it’s related to DNS records not fully propagating yet as we switched over recently

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

Actually amazed by how awesome @WhimsicalPowers is. Does a really great job at taking the fairly complex idea of drawing flow charts/mind maps/wireframes and creating a totally intuitive and simple UI. Nice work! https://t.co/ImSygU0jOl

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@tellmeabot @BorisJohnson

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

@tellmeabot #hockey

[JUXT @juxtpro]

The rationale for our new database, "Crux" - The Value of Bitemporality https://t.co/tq3XL3RFun

[Alex Davis @alexthings1]

Busan at night

#Busan #Korea #nightscape #longexposure #sunset #handheld @ Busan, South… https://t.co/MRGQhMFjrn