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Kudos to wevre for shipping transit-dart & transit-cljd (it passes all tests). Thanks a lot 🤘
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Accelerating maps with join-with We designed ClojureDart maps to be more regular and deterministic than Clojure’s, making it easier to optimize batch operations. For a while, that potential...

New article: accelerating maps processing with join-with
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Congrats!

I’m on the lookout for new dev gigs. #clojure

Attending @flutterconnection.bsky.social representing @clojuredart! Come say hello :-).

added core.async.flow · clojure/core.async@03b97e0

Wow 🤩 Rich Hickey landed a new namespace: clojure.core.async.flow github.com/clojure/core...

Go try ClojureDart (biased 😅)

It took me a while but I finally finished to recode the 300 programs of Jean-Paul Delahaye’s book "Nouveaux dessins géométriques et artistiques" with p5js. The book was published in 1985 and features classic generative algorithms.

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That’s also my experience, but I’ll add that I feel a lot of pressure to use it since ‘you get so much more done’ and ‘a six-year-old can develop apps with Cursor/chatGPT/bolt...‘ - Go explain a client or your boss that your productivity is unchanged with LLMs...

ClojureDart "XP report" by
@daveliepmann.com
! "I started with plenty of Clojure experience, but zero knowledge of ClojureDart or Flutter ... Working perhaps ⅔ of a standard schedule, I delivered a working prototype with all the main features in six weeks. www.daveliepmann.com/articles/clj...

Beyond `swap!`: Encapsulation sans Abstraction, the Transactor Pattern by cgrand (🦋 🦣 𝕏) As Clojure developers we love the simplicity of putting almost all application state under a single atom. You get isolation (as long as you...

New article: beyond swap! The transactor pattern buttondown.com/tensegritics... #clojure

Far behind the excellent #babashka from @borkdude.bsky.social but still very happy with the growth of ClojureDart 🥳

Most persistent data structures are trees of Nodes holding some metadata and an array. For some (Clojure* vectors, CLJD sorted colls), metadata isn’t used during traversal. Shouldn’t we put a NodeMetadata in the first slot of the array and shift actual content by one? This would halve indirections.

I will be resuming my monthly offer of free gamedev mentoring, resume/CV review etc. here on Bluesky as I think it'll work well. I'll finally clear my queue from last time then make another post this month!

I know. I am really not trying to do politics here, those numbers look insane to me but I mainly work for small companies / entities so I am biased.

Those numbers are huge. Wondering what all of this is used for

When you say Berlin you’re talking about the budget of the city of Berlin? It seems a lot

Restrained Datalog in 39loc by cgrand (🦋 🦣 𝕏) Today, as promised, a follow-up to Half Dumb Datalog in 30 loc. In the aforementioned article we complained that it was impossible for our...

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Restrained Datalog in 39loc by cgrand (🦋 🦣 𝕏) Today, as promised, a follow-up to Half Dumb Datalog in 30 loc. In the aforementioned article we complained that it was impossible for our...

Adding constraints to the worst Datalog in 9loc #clojure buttondown.com/tensegritics...

We've been asked many times how to configure a CI for building iOS/macOs/Android apps with ClojureDart. Here is a repo using Github Actions with a full working configuration. github.com/Tensegritics...

I have to say my BlueSky feed looks a lot like Twitter pre-covid and it makes me happy.

Very handy when using interop. I frequently use it in ClojureDart or more globally to debug: (doto val (->> (prn ‘val)))

Loose Ends by cgrand (🦋 🦣 𝕏) Today, just some quick CLJD news and some things I found interesting over the last week: The CVM algorithm, Least Squares Circle Fit,...

New newsletter issue buttondown.com/tensegritics...

Plonking about on Bluesky and Threads over the past week has made me appreciate the chronological approach of the former in contrast to the oppressiveness of “an algorithm” in the latter. I had forgotten how it feels to reach an end to my timeline and then move on with my life in one sitting.

🙏

Hello Kira, can I be in?