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Making (originally) incompatible systems be like 🏩.

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@JavierJimenezXL @maxtoyco Super cool! I've sent you a mail.

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@back7co Sony A7 (1rst gen)

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@Alexis_Lessard Super nice! I ported it to the #monome #norns (also running Lua)

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@reborg ❤️

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@reborg, your book (#Clojure the Essential Reference) has become my go-to resource to the core lib. I made an Emacs package to get the tightest integration possible when coding: https://t.co/QV7tW5EKwQ

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@reborg I discovered that as well, that's the URL construction scheme currently used by default https://t.co/MjAegoZEOU.
I originally started with the other approach which I don't understand either (way less predictable).

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@reborg It's pretty standard to have an index of technical terms at the end of a book.
It could benefit casual readers finding information quickly.
It would also enable similar plugins to be written for other editors/IDE.

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@reborg I just have a small suggestion: providing an auto-generated symbol index (a map of symbol / section).
I built one semi-manually (see https://t.co/9L6EesQH8F) but I'm afraid that updates in future versions of the book will break it.

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@B378Unit @back7co Hopefully with a better French translation than what was available so far. But that doesn't seem to be the case...