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Articole: 11

  1. How far, really?

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    Building a ballistic missile-range visualisation on the Mercator map and the globe with Clojure, ClojureScript and UIx via Claude Code, and a few lessons learned along the way.

  2. Passing around components with reagent and Semantic UI

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    Explores how to pass React components as arguments to other components in ClojureScript using Reagent and Semantic UI React.

  3. Demystifying Datomic 'Two datoms in the same transaction conflict' errors

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    I love Datomic, absolutely love it.

  4. Using semantic-ui-react with re-frame

    (Open Sourcery)

    A practical guide to integrating Semantic UI React components into a ClojureScript re-frame application.

  5. Bringing order with Clojure's sort-by

    (Open Sourcery)

    It is unavoidable, really.

  6. The JVM is not that heavy

    (Open Sourcery)

    Mostly my opposition to Clojure is the JVM.

  7. Smooth client-side routing in a figwheel-only project

    (Open Sourcery)

    One of the few things I missed when starting with re-frame was the excellent client-side routing setup you get with ember-cli, especially the development server part of that.

  8. Error reporting, and building hoverboards

    (Open Sourcery)

    October 21st came and went.

  9. Creating an ember-cli addon

    (Open Sourcery)

    I’ve been using Ember.js for about 15 months at this stage, and I’ve absolutely loved it.

  10. Reflecting on Rubyfuza 2015

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    Rubyfuza 2015 was amazing.

  11. Heroku Cookbook by Mike Coutermarsh

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    tl;dr - Get a copy of the excellent Heroku Cookbook by Mike Coutermarsh and learn a few tricks about getting the most from your Rails/Rack applications on Heroku I’ve been a closet fan of Heroku for years now, always being envious of developers who...