#clojurescript — Public Fediverse posts
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New tool ALERT
github.com/PEZ/epupp
similar to #greasemonkey, #violentmonkey you can run userscript in webpage. The catch is you can use #clojurescript and we can connect repl into the web pages and start sending commands from editor
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New tool ALERT
github.com/PEZ/epupp
similar to #greasemonkey, #violentmonkey you can run userscript in webpage. The catch is you can use #clojurescript and we can connect repl into the web pages and start sending commands from editor
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New tool ALERT
github.com/PEZ/epupp
similar to #greasemonkey, #violentmonkey you can run userscript in webpage. The catch is you can use #clojurescript and we can connect repl into the web pages and start sending commands from editor
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New tool ALERT
github.com/PEZ/epupp
similar to #greasemonkey, #violentmonkey you can run userscript in webpage. The catch is you can use #clojurescript and we can connect repl into the web pages and start sending commands from editor
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Sharing things with a group of less tech-savvy people creates bottlenecks. You cannot push them to register or install apps. Still, in 2026, I want to collaborate with others – so I created a super-simple to-do-list app Dotolist.eu. It has nearly zero friction. And it works. #clojure #clojurescript #collaboration #productivity
(Thanks @cjohansen for your Replicant!)https://medium.com/@tombarys/dotolist-creating-a-one-click-team-065a18dbeccd
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Sharing things with a group of less tech-savvy people creates bottlenecks. You cannot push them to register or install apps. Still, in 2026, I want to collaborate with others – so I created a super-simple to-do-list app Dotolist.eu. It has nearly zero friction. And it works. #clojure #clojurescript #collaboration #productivity
(Thanks @cjohansen for your Replicant!)https://medium.com/@tombarys/dotolist-creating-a-one-click-team-065a18dbeccd
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Sharing things with a group of less tech-savvy people creates bottlenecks. You cannot push them to register or install apps. Still, in 2026, I want to collaborate with others – so I created a super-simple to-do-list app Dotolist.eu. It has nearly zero friction. And it works. #clojure #clojurescript #collaboration #productivity
(Thanks @cjohansen for your Replicant!)https://medium.com/@tombarys/dotolist-creating-a-one-click-team-065a18dbeccd
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Sharing things with a group of less tech-savvy people creates bottlenecks. You cannot push them to register or install apps. Still, in 2026, I want to collaborate with others – so I created a super-simple to-do-list app Dotolist.eu. It has nearly zero friction. And it works. #clojure #clojurescript #collaboration #productivity
(Thanks @cjohansen for your Replicant!)https://medium.com/@tombarys/dotolist-creating-a-one-click-team-065a18dbeccd
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🥳🎉 Oh wow, #ClojureScript finally got async/await! 🚀 Just 1.12.145 releases later, they've caught up to JavaScript's 2017 #tech. 🎩✨ So innovative, it's practically cutting-edge... if you're living in the past. 📅🔄
https://clojurescript.org/news/2026-05-07-release #async #await #JavaScript #innovation #news #HackerNews #ngated -
🥳🎉 Oh wow, #ClojureScript finally got async/await! 🚀 Just 1.12.145 releases later, they've caught up to JavaScript's 2017 #tech. 🎩✨ So innovative, it's practically cutting-edge... if you're living in the past. 📅🔄
https://clojurescript.org/news/2026-05-07-release #async #await #JavaScript #innovation #news #HackerNews #ngated -
🥳🎉 Oh wow, #ClojureScript finally got async/await! 🚀 Just 1.12.145 releases later, they've caught up to JavaScript's 2017 #tech. 🎩✨ So innovative, it's practically cutting-edge... if you're living in the past. 📅🔄
https://clojurescript.org/news/2026-05-07-release #async #await #JavaScript #innovation #news #HackerNews #ngated -
🥳🎉 Oh wow, #ClojureScript finally got async/await! 🚀 Just 1.12.145 releases later, they've caught up to JavaScript's 2017 #tech. 🎩✨ So innovative, it's practically cutting-edge... if you're living in the past. 📅🔄
https://clojurescript.org/news/2026-05-07-release #async #await #JavaScript #innovation #news #HackerNews #ngated -
🥳🎉 Oh wow, #ClojureScript finally got async/await! 🚀 Just 1.12.145 releases later, they've caught up to JavaScript's 2017 #tech. 🎩✨ So innovative, it's practically cutting-edge... if you're living in the past. 📅🔄
https://clojurescript.org/news/2026-05-07-release #async #await #JavaScript #innovation #news #HackerNews #ngated -
This was a delightful look at how people work and what happens when we build considerately. ☺️
All the links and info: https://clojure.org/about/documentary
#Clojure #ClojureScript #Programming #Dev #Documentary #Film
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This was a delightful look at how people work and what happens when we build considerately. ☺️
All the links and info: https://clojure.org/about/documentary
#Clojure #ClojureScript #Programming #Dev #Documentary #Film
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This was a delightful look at how people work and what happens when we build considerately. ☺️
All the links and info: https://clojure.org/about/documentary
#Clojure #ClojureScript #Programming #Dev #Documentary #Film
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This was a delightful look at how people work and what happens when we build considerately. ☺️
All the links and info: https://clojure.org/about/documentary
#Clojure #ClojureScript #Programming #Dev #Documentary #Film
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Saying Hello You with ClojureScript
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Saying Hello You with ClojureScript
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I've not really posted anything on my #blog for a while, and one of the reasons was that every time I tried to, I ended up having to work on catching up on a bunch of #hugo changes before the blog would build because inevitable on one of my four "main" machines, the blog wouldn't build due to some backward-incompatible changes.
Any recommendation for a static site generator that takes backward compatibility a bit more seriously? I've used #Jekyll in the past but I haven't looked into the state of that ecosystem for years.
My strong preference would be for a static site generator written in #clojure, #ClojureScript, #CommonLisp or #emacslisp. Preferably one that integrates well with #isso for comments.
Not interested in a more "dynamic" system like Ghost - I moved away from WordPress quite a while ago to reduce the amount of maintenance and attack surface, and I don't want to go back.
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I've not really posted anything on my #blog for a while, and one of the reasons was that every time I tried to, I ended up having to work on catching up on a bunch of #hugo changes before the blog would build because inevitable on one of my four "main" machines, the blog wouldn't build due to some backward-incompatible changes.
Any recommendation for a static site generator that takes backward compatibility a bit more seriously? I've used #Jekyll in the past but I haven't looked into the state of that ecosystem for years.
My strong preference would be for a static site generator written in #clojure, #ClojureScript, #CommonLisp or #emacslisp. Preferably one that integrates well with #isso for comments.
Not interested in a more "dynamic" system like Ghost - I moved away from WordPress quite a while ago to reduce the amount of maintenance and attack surface, and I don't want to go back.
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I've not really posted anything on my #blog for a while, and one of the reasons was that every time I tried to, I ended up having to work on catching up on a bunch of #hugo changes before the blog would build because inevitable on one of my four "main" machines, the blog wouldn't build due to some backward-incompatible changes.
Any recommendation for a static site generator that takes backward compatibility a bit more seriously? I've used #Jekyll in the past but I haven't looked into the state of that ecosystem for years.
My strong preference would be for a static site generator written in #clojure, #ClojureScript, #CommonLisp or #emacslisp. Preferably one that integrates well with #isso for comments.
Not interested in a more "dynamic" system like Ghost - I moved away from WordPress quite a while ago to reduce the amount of maintenance and attack surface, and I don't want to go back.
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I've not really posted anything on my #blog for a while, and one of the reasons was that every time I tried to, I ended up having to work on catching up on a bunch of #hugo changes before the blog would build because inevitable on one of my four "main" machines, the blog wouldn't build due to some backward-incompatible changes.
Any recommendation for a static site generator that takes backward compatibility a bit more seriously? I've used #Jekyll in the past but I haven't looked into the state of that ecosystem for years.
My strong preference would be for a static site generator written in #clojure, #ClojureScript, #CommonLisp or #emacslisp. Preferably one that integrates well with #isso for comments.
Not interested in a more "dynamic" system like Ghost - I moved away from WordPress quite a while ago to reduce the amount of maintenance and attack surface, and I don't want to go back.
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@eclectech I've done some animation of SVG using JavaScript and later #ClojureScript (for interactive electricity grid display diagrams). The technique works but it's very geeky and pretty niche.
(The original diagrams were drawn using Inkscape, and we created a palette of active components you could add into Inkscape drawings)
There's a demo here which shows the concept:
https://simon-brooke.github.io/swinging-needle-meter/resources/public/index.html
Unless you're comfortable with writing software this is not the right technique for you.
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@eclectech I've done some animation of SVG using JavaScript and later #ClojureScript (for interactive electricity grid display diagrams). The technique works but it's very geeky and pretty niche.
(The original diagrams were drawn using Inkscape, and we created a palette of active components you could add into Inkscape drawings)
There's a demo here which shows the concept:
https://simon-brooke.github.io/swinging-needle-meter/resources/public/index.html
Unless you're comfortable with writing software this is not the right technique for you.
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@eclectech I've done some animation of SVG using JavaScript and later #ClojureScript (for interactive electricity grid display diagrams). The technique works but it's very geeky and pretty niche.
(The original diagrams were drawn using Inkscape, and we created a palette of active components you could add into Inkscape drawings)
There's a demo here which shows the concept:
https://simon-brooke.github.io/swinging-needle-meter/resources/public/index.html
Unless you're comfortable with writing software this is not the right technique for you.
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@eclectech I've done some animation of SVG using JavaScript and later #ClojureScript (for interactive electricity grid display diagrams). The technique works but it's very geeky and pretty niche.
(The original diagrams were drawn using Inkscape, and we created a palette of active components you could add into Inkscape drawings)
There's a demo here which shows the concept:
https://simon-brooke.github.io/swinging-needle-meter/resources/public/index.html
Unless you're comfortable with writing software this is not the right technique for you.
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@rony 👋 I've found following the tags themselves has been helpful and then following individual people posting or boosting interesting things. #lisp #CommonLisp #Clojure #Clojurescript #emacs are good ones.
I'm not sure about the culture of sharing accounts directly, so I'm abstaining from that for now.
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@rony 👋 I've found following the tags themselves has been helpful and then following individual people posting or boosting interesting things. #lisp #CommonLisp #Clojure #Clojurescript #emacs are good ones.
I'm not sure about the culture of sharing accounts directly, so I'm abstaining from that for now.
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@rony 👋 I've found following the tags themselves has been helpful and then following individual people posting or boosting interesting things. #lisp #CommonLisp #Clojure #Clojurescript #emacs are good ones.
I'm not sure about the culture of sharing accounts directly, so I'm abstaining from that for now.
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@rony 👋 I've found following the tags themselves has been helpful and then following individual people posting or boosting interesting things. #lisp #CommonLisp #Clojure #Clojurescript #emacs are good ones.
I'm not sure about the culture of sharing accounts directly, so I'm abstaining from that for now.
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Functional Flocking Quadtree in ClojureScript
https://www.lbjgruppen.com/en/posts/flocking-quadtrees
#HackerNews #Functional #Flocking #Quadtree #ClojureScript #DataStructures #FlockingAlgorithm
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Functional Flocking Quadtree in ClojureScript
https://www.lbjgruppen.com/en/posts/flocking-quadtrees
#HackerNews #Functional #Flocking #Quadtree #ClojureScript #DataStructures #FlockingAlgorithm
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Functional Flocking Quadtree in ClojureScript
https://www.lbjgruppen.com/en/posts/flocking-quadtrees
#HackerNews #Functional #Flocking #Quadtree #ClojureScript #DataStructures #FlockingAlgorithm
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Functional Flocking Quadtree in ClojureScript
https://www.lbjgruppen.com/en/posts/flocking-quadtrees
#HackerNews #Functional #Flocking #Quadtree #ClojureScript #DataStructures #FlockingAlgorithm
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Functional Flocking Quadtree in ClojureScript
https://www.lbjgruppen.com/en/posts/flocking-quadtrees
#HackerNews #Functional #Flocking #Quadtree #ClojureScript #DataStructures #FlockingAlgorithm
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I just realized ClojureScript has no support for rational numbers 😔
I am spoiled: I got so used to everything "just working" in #ClojureScript that it didn't even occur to me that it might not have exact rational arithmetic like #Clojure.
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I just realized ClojureScript has no support for rational numbers 😔
I am spoiled: I got so used to everything "just working" in #ClojureScript that it didn't even occur to me that it might not have exact rational arithmetic like #Clojure.
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I just realized ClojureScript has no support for rational numbers 😔
I am spoiled: I got so used to everything "just working" in #ClojureScript that it didn't even occur to me that it might not have exact rational arithmetic like #Clojure.
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Today I forked the somewhat abandoned PivotTable.js and spent my time upgrading it's dependencies to the latest versions, even JQuery from v1 to v3, and rewriting parts of it for cleaner code and much better performance, using conditional rendering.
The library is written in #coffeescript which makes sense for the time it was created in (~10 years ago I think). But coffeescript seems downright idiotic compared to modern #javascript it only adds overhead and you will get a very unoptimized and bad js output.
I was thinking of rewriting the whole library in #typescript with functional programming patterns, or #clojurescript . I was leaning more towards clojurescript tbh.
But I realized too much work is put in this library and fully rewriting it would be very costly for me. Even though I'm getting paid to do it, we got a lot more to do.
The library is very well put together and has many capabilities. You can tell it has took a lot of time & effort.
But the code is very questionable.
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I released `vrac-phosphor-icons`, which provides convenience for using the SVG icons from phosphor-icons in Vrac.
https://vincent.404.taipei/vrac-phosphor-icons/
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Video presentation of Signaali