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Often people are asking questions like "Why is #OCaml / #Haskell / #Clojure not more popular?", but the sad reality is that no prog language with a strong focus on functional programming has become mainstream. Not even Microsoft's F#, which is one the core .NET languages youtube.com/watch?v=JioaHcy_QE

Still, it's good that most mainstream languages these days have adopted/introduced functionality that promotes programming in a functional style.

Code Smell 294 - Implicit Return

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Your language adds clever features. Making YOU more obsolete TL;DR: Overusing implicit returns makes your code harder to read and debug. Problems 😔 Reduced readability Hidden logic and unclear intent Debugging...

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DEV CommunityCode Smell 294 - Implicit ReturnYour language adds clever features. Making YOU more obsolete TL;DR: Overusing implicit returns...

A Clojure Jekyll adventure: A Wet side quest (Wet 0.3.0 released)

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I ventured far and wide on my Clojure Jekyll adventure right after the last check-in. Then, fatigue (and life) caught up with me, and I had to set up camp for a little while. The other day, I went on a little side quest and officially released my...

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Jacob EmckenA Clojure Jekyll adventure: A Wet side quest (Wet 0.3.0 released) · Jacob EmckenA new version of the Clojure library for rendering Liquid templates has been released, sadly without 'Whitespace control' this time around.

Clojure Is Awesome!!! [PART 15]

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Mastering Deques Welcome back to Clojure Is Awesome! In Part 15, we’re diving into the Deque (double-ended queue)—a data structure that shines with its ability to add or remove elements from both ends. While Clojure doesn’t ship with a built-in...

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DEV CommunityClojure Is Awesome!!! [PART 15]Mastering Deques Welcome back to Clojure Is Awesome! In Part 15, we’re diving into the...

I just finished and published a new "Vrac + React" interop demo.

Now you can include your React components in your Vrac app, and the React components re-render reactively when Vrac's data is changing. 🥳

The demo shows how to do it via Siagent and also via UIx.

github.com/metosin/vrac/tree/m

A web framework in Clojure, for Clojurists. Contribute to metosin/vrac development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHubvrac/example/react-interop at main · metosin/vracA web framework in Clojure, for Clojurists. Contribute to metosin/vrac development by creating an account on GitHub.
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30+ Must-See GitHub Projects of This Week!

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1. Exo: Exocompilation for productive programming of hardware accelerators 🔗 Website: Available Here 📂 GitHub Repository: github.com/exo-lang/exo 📅 Released On: 3/14/2025, 6:49:38 PM 🗣 Join the discussion on GitHub Discussions 📢...

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DEV Community30+ Must-See GitHub Projects of This Week!1. Exo: Exocompilation for productive programming of hardware accelerators 🔗 Website:...
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@vindarel That's true. The startup time issue is particularly harsh on #clojure, and @borkdude's #Babashka would probably do a lot better.

But (a) this is very rough timing, and (b) startup time is some sort of proxy for the compactness of the runtime system; and
(c) the thing that's still astounding me is that #PicoLisp is (sort-of) an interpreter, while all the others execute compiled code, so bloody should be faster!

#Clojure library question! I need one namespace to publish events (coming from Discord, like messages etc) that another namespace can react to by consuming the queue on multiple threads. Maybe virtual threads if that's faster and makes more sense? (it'll be low CPU work on each, mostly just waiting for HTTP, so vthreads makes sense I think).

I'm leaning towards promesa? I would normally do manifold+claypoole or something, but this seems... reaaaaaly good. Any people with Opinions out there?