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2,825karma·2,025submissions·February 14, 2015
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Author also worked at Facebook. According to your logic it would be awful if North Korean journalists would talk about freedom of speech.
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Spacemacs is not just a mode or a bunch of modes. Building decent evil-based config is not easy and may take years. Every Vimmer I believe should at least try Spacemacs.
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Diehard Vim user here. I use Vim-motions everywhere, system-wide.
You should at least try Spacemacs, learn the layers system and then based on that build your on configuration. Trust me - it just make…
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Nope - the obvious choice for a functional language on JVM is not Scala and not Kotlin - it's Clojure.
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Many things that emerged at Facebook during recent years can be attributed to the influence of Haskell. React, Immutable.js, GraphQL, etc. Haskell is extremely powerful but allow me to rephrase Euclid…
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It's not Java what makes Java platform one of the most popular but rather JVM. That's why Clojure grows in popularity. Because it brings the expressiveness.
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god those who use Emacs. org-pomodoro us really cool
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> I just wish it wasn't JS. Try Clojurescript. It is truly amazing.
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Clojure and Clojurescript. Clojure.spec and Generative testing. Om.Next and React Native. Apache Kafka and Docker. Emacs and org-mode.
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Emacs has excellent package called org-pomodoro. It allows you to take organizing your workflow to another level.
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org-mode of course. it's a secret weapon of Emacs. Very few people move to Emacs for org-mode, not too many emacs users use org, and the number of people who actually possess deep knowledge of or…
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Things that just work are boring.
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I hate Windows now because of this thing.
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use emacs, org-mode and pomodoro
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try Clojurescript. it's really nice!
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keep calm and learn Clojurescript. it will make you happy, I guarantee it.
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Right. IDEs and editors appear, get their hype, some stale, others get forgotten, people get attached and then whine for years about shortcomings and weak support for certain languages and compla…
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Lisp. Because it's not a language. it's an idea. And it is effing awesome idea. I'm pretty sure if humans don't drive themselves to extinction, even 200 years from now Lisp (in som…
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Try Spscemacs. you'd be amazed.
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- Clojure/Clojurescript and other Lisps - Emacs and org-mode
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You can't sell Vim to non-Vim muggles just by talking about how awesome Vim is. Vim's power needs to be discovered, learned and appreciated by an individual on his/her own. Same thing c…
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I am a diehard Vim fan. In every IDE and editor I had to use, first thing I would do is to find and install a Vi plugin. I use Vi motions everywhere. System wide. There are cons - I can't work on…
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oh wow. This is awesome! Now I desperately need a Clojurescript plugin for this.
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Hammerspoon is a fork from https://github.com/sdegutis/mjolnir . Mjolnir is a hammer of Thor. So it's kinda hammer but not the same hammer and it's kinda fork, yet it…
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I've started writing a Hammerspoon config inspired by Spacemacs if anyone interested. https://github.com/agzam/spacehammer …
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I was honestly hoping to see a few Lisp, Haskell or Erlang projects. Also it seems NASA engineers are horrible in designing web-pages
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yeah it's a mess. Modern developer has to know and understand language semantics and ecosystems of Python, Ruby, Java, C, Lua, Javascript and sometimes these are not the main languages of her wor…
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I am a bit surprised Clojure and Clojurescript are not in this list. I guess Clojure still was a bit young at the time this article was written. Within past few years Clojure has become extremely pop…
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Clojurescript. Because it's better Javascript than Javascript.
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Whatever. I'm using Clojurescript. I'm happy. When I used angular - I wasn't.