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Exactly. I get a kick out of the simple "deployment" . Plus. The Dev experience is really delicious
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RT @fndriven
I started with Frontend and Clojurescript. It is nice bc you get visual feedback and can whip something together and show it around. Much easier to deploy too bc at the end of the day it's just HTML and CSS and JS. No server and no security which still scares me. 😅 twitter.com/yogthos/status/148
twitter.com/fndriven/status/14

Is it fair to call all the data scientists non career-programmers? Not sure, but good point

RT @ctietze
In (non-native! That one sucks) full-screen mode, Emacs is quite a nice writing environment. I enjoy this more than having a floating window on a larger screen, actually.

The "Writeroom" concept is still amazing.

I have this question with Parham, and just got blown away by an answer about Fulcro
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RT @krishnanrohit
God, the insane power of asking someone "but what are you actually trying to do?"
twitter.com/krishnanrohit/stat

RT @ivanpierre
@lambdaisland: Many Clojure developers, myself included, rarely work with commands like java directly, instead of using lein, boot, or Clojure. But... ;)
lambdaisland.com/blog/2022-01-

RT @paulschun
Greenlabs, a South Korean startup, made a bet on Clojure by including it in their tech stack and recently took in *$140 MILLION* in funding!

Why is this not bigger news in the Clojure community? This is enormous validation for startups to use this language! Blow this shit up! twitter.com/namenu_/status/148

RT @TreciaKS
No frustrations, no stress and no crying? You're probably doing CSS wrong.

RT @haskellhutt
What is the best thing about Haskell? Wrong answers only.

I work chiefly on shared servers, but I know that this is an increasing rarity in favor of virtual servers like AWS, Heroku, etc. Are Java application servers on the way out thanks to this trend? Or do they offer something that simply spinning up a virtual server for my app alone would be missing?

RT @bascule
People be like "Rust? You only need that if you want to write apps that don't need a garbage collector. Most apps are fine with a garbage collector" and then you run a Rust CLI app and the user experience is INSTANT and IMMENSELY GRATIFYING

Has anyone else had MOA and Twitter just stop talking to eachother, for unknown reason? I was using MOA on 3 accounts, but apparently now only 2. gitlab.com/fedstoa/moa/-/issue

Whenever I see comments-as-code (I've seen it in HTML, CSS, JSON, maybe PHP), once the disgust settles I am left grateful for the language macro system of , which allows the language to be extended in more proper ways without mis-appropriating the comment syntax.

Apparently WordPress has a sophisticated language besides PHP, which exists in the comments and has its own syntax. I can't find the docs on it. I still appreciate what WordPress does, but... EWWWWWWWWWWWW! 🤢🤬😱

RT @RobStuttaford
You're about to build a new web app UI, using .

What CSS framework / library do you use? Why?

(Been happy with Bulma by @jgthms for close to 5 years, wondering what the landscape is like today)

twitter.com/RobStuttaford/stat

Asynchronous team communication: like email or Zulip, the ability to have sequential comms without having to be simultaneously present. ie, "not at the same time."

Asynchronous computing: like threads, the ability for things to run in parallel without waiting for eachother. ie, "at the same time."

Am I the only one who runs in to confusion with this contronym in semi-technical discussions? "Let's solve this asynchronously."

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