The Unofficial Guide to Rich Hickey's Brain
Part of my excitement in learning Clojure has been being exposed to Rich Hickey's thoughts on programming. Rich Hickey has a clear, consistent way of viewing fundamental programming concepts that I think any programmer would benefit from. Every time I watch one of his talks, I feel like someone has gone in and organized my brain. In this article (and more to come (possibly)), I begin my attempt to
Foreman: The $2 Mac Power Tool for Reducing Clutter
Is this a familiar sight? Look at all these open apps: What a pain in the patootie! All those apps clutter up your screen and turn ⌘+tab into a joke. But look what happens when Foreman closes the apps you don't need: My heavens! What a relief! If you find yourself with a bunch of unused apps open throughout the day, then Foreman will help you. Foreman reduces clutter and helps you focus. It opens
Refactoring to Datamappers Clojure
In this post I give a detailed description of a recent refactoring for my site "OMG! SMACKDOWN!!!". I make no attempt to enliven the article with "cats" or "memes" or "humor" - it's straight up code and commentary. The refactoring was largely influenced by Rich Hickey's talk "Simplicity Matters". The main purposes were: Reduce complexity in the Hickeysian sense - untangle bits of code that don't n
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