Re:ClojureScript Unraveled
by lawry on Tuesday May 05, 2015 @11:06AM
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Sounds like React is going on my todo list (picked AngularJs for my current project so have to stick with it).
Great suggestions btw, and I absolutely agree with Clojures a big win over Java, I was actually very briefly learning myself Clojure during Java and algo labs but the teachers didn't appreciate that at all :(
> P.S. I use Vim for everything non-lisp but I use Emacs with Evil mode for lisps. Evil mode is bar none the best vim emulator I've used and is the only one I can stand to use on an extended basis.
I love reading that, I have been using Vim for 4 years or so, but for a month or two I actually managed to switch to emacs with evil-mode. I did however notice that my knowledge of the different modes was too limited, and I was basically just using vim in emacs, so dropped it again. Since today I actually switched back to Emacs, found my self-written cheat-sheet and so far it's going great (no evil-mode so far).
Great suggestions btw, and I absolutely agree with Clojures a big win over Java, I was actually very briefly learning myself Clojure during Java and algo labs but the teachers didn't appreciate that at all :(
> P.S. I use Vim for everything non-lisp but I use Emacs with Evil mode for lisps. Evil mode is bar none the best vim emulator I've used and is the only one I can stand to use on an extended basis.
I love reading that, I have been using Vim for 4 years or so, but for a month or two I actually managed to switch to emacs with evil-mode. I did however notice that my knowledge of the different modes was too limited, and I was basically just using vim in emacs, so dropped it again. Since today I actually switched back to Emacs, found my self-written cheat-sheet and so far it's going great (no evil-mode so far).