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by flaie 11d ago
Superb, I installed and will use it.
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by flaie 2mo ago
Currently almost all of my side projects, LLM assisted or not, are coded in Go + HTMX. Opus and GPT are very good at it, it's fast to build and start, convenient to deploy and host, one binary. I like it very much. Very good stack to i
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by flaie 11mo ago
Good article. Maybe you could look up the Try monad API (Scala or Vavr works in Java + Kotlin), by using some extra helper methods you can have something probably a little bit lighter to use. I believe your example would look like the follo
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by flaie 2y ago
This is what I thought about OCaml when I first tried in 2001. I still do.
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by flaie 2y ago
Looks nice, I didn't knew about this tool. Sad to see 217 open PR, and nothing gets merged.
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by flaie 3y ago
Exactly this, bookmarked.
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by flaie 3y ago
This was a very good read, and I did learn some nice tricks, thank you very much.
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by flaie 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this was really nice and interesting.
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by flaie 5y ago
I have been solving these since years, I find it a nice way of assessing a language and deep dive since it will cover lot of parts of what makes a language. I have been porting my old solutions in other languages into Kotlin over the time,
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by flaie 5y ago
https://adit.io/posts/2013-04-17-functors,_applicatives,_and...
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by flaie 5y ago
Good reading! I did learn a lot regarding tools I didn't knew and I will definitely check Reedsy and Scrivener, I did use leanpub which was really good, doing almost everything for me. The hardest part is about marketing for me, and I
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by flaie 5y ago
This is a good article! For me, the best way is just to start writing it. I've written a book about a Java library last year named "Practical Vavr" [1], I had the idea since some weeks/months and with the COVID situation
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by flaie 6y ago
Here you go: https://pastiebin.com/603528abd6813
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by flaie 6y ago
I remember when I discovered Delphi, it was in circa 2001-2002. At the time I was 16-17 and knew how to program with PHP (I was modding phpBB at the time), tried with PHP-GTK to build user interfaces, but found it not that great. Then I dis
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by flaie 6y ago
You can definitely use Clojure using Babashka, https://github.com/babashka/babashka
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Show HN: I wrote a book about Vavr and Java – Practical Vavr(leanpub.com)
1 points by flaie 6y ago|1 comments
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by flaie 6y ago
Hey everyone, I've been teaching Java & Vavr to many developers at work over the years, and then decided to write a book about it since many had the same questions and problem using it efficiently. Vavr let you craft robust and ele
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I wrote a book about Vavr and Java – Practical Vavr(leanpub.com)
1 points by flaie 6y ago|1 comments
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by flaie 6y ago
Hey everyone, I've been teaching Java & Vavr to many developers at work over the years, and then decided to write a book about it since many had the same questions and problem using it efficiently. Vavr let you craft robust and ele
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by flaie 6y ago
I have both a MacBook Pro and a standard PC running Windows, and yes on Windows I run Clojure both on Windows and inside WSL, both IntelliJ and VSCode works pretty well with WSL there's really no problem running it. I'm doing a lo
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by flaie 6y ago
> No matter what some people say, getting started in Clojure is a nightmare. You just need Java installed on your system, then you install clojure (via brew, or sh install) and that's it, you're good to go. I've written a
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by flaie 6y ago
It was a goal of mine to have up to date knowledge in it, latest deps and so on. I would be glad to write something else on writing web-apps with Clojure. Thank you for your great feedback, I've added a clojure koans to the list of res
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by flaie 6y ago
Author here: I recently gave a talk at work to show why Clojure is a good fit and show some of the possibilities and its ecosystem. People got interested and wanted to try stuff but were overwhelmed with what to choose (lein, deps, boot) wh
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by flaie 6y ago
Thank you, I added it in the website list at the end of the guide.
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Guide to Starting with Clojure(grison.me)
58 points by flaie 6y ago|10 comments
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by flaie 6y ago
Author here, thank you for the comment, you're right in the latest code I replaced it with clojure.data.csv but for the article I kept it that way to show that you don't need dependencies for such little utilities, split, map and
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Guide to Starting with Clojure(grison.me)
2 points by flaie 6y ago|0 comments
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by flaie 7y ago
Never heard "je m'osef" in my whole life :)
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by flaie 7y ago
I've worked in three different banks and was able to bring my laptop (not connected to the bank network of course), use my headphones to cut the open space noise and listen to anything I want. As in your bank, proxy was very restrictiv
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by flaie 8y ago
RN has been such a big boost of productivity for us, it changed everything. We were able to onboard junior developers that are excited to work with it as well as keeping our at the time existing native developers enthusiast about it (they e

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