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Dynamicland Nonprofit Narrative (2020) [pdf]
(dynamicland.org)
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phronmophobic
8mo ago
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phronmophobic
9mo ago
Will do!
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phronmophobic
9mo ago
The best description of what I mean by data is https://www.infoq.com/presentations/Value-Values/ . > why existing IDEs miss the mark? There are definitely lots of IDEs that do cool things, but are missing one or
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phronmophobic
9mo ago
I did consider that. I think it's possible, but there are a few challenges: - It's much harder for components in separate processes to share data efficiently - Window managers tend to be OS dependent. I want something that is cros
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phronmophobic
4y ago
> although I'll note that there are plenty of ways (most of them via Java interop) to introduce mutability of some kind into a Clojure program besides the first-class reference types (atoms/refs/agents/volatiles.) Fai
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phronmophobic
6y ago
Every software architecture promises to make your software better and easier so the subheading is mostly buzzword "noise". It's unclear what makes polylith different other than it claims it's more functional. I've t
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phronmophobic
6y ago
Thanks! More complicated layout strategies are easy to integrate, but spacer works really well for examples since most people can intuit what the result will look like. Skia has worked well so far. Since it's used by Chrome, Android, a
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6y ago
If you're interested in desktop alternatives for clojure, check out https://github.com/phronmophobic/membrane . It's different from javafx in that all the event handling code is pure clojure. For graphics, it
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8y ago
All of the core.async operations having blocking versions (eg. >!! vs. >!) which means you can use your own threads/thread pools for any work, if needed. Basically, you create your own threads instead of using go blocks and then
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13y ago
I've found that maxing out the key repeat rate makes life better. System Preferences > Keyboard. Select the keyboard tab then move the Key Repeat slider all the way to the right.