Elm FRP in Clojure core.async
Nicolas Hery Lots of great content in the latest newsletter! Really glad I subscribed. Thanks, Eric, for your work. Summary: Elm is an exciting FRP language. I implemented the FRP part in Clojure using core.async. I like to read research papers. I have ever since I was in high school. I've always wanted it to be pretty easy to just translate the pseudocode for an algorithm for a paper and then hav
Hindley-Milner in Clojure
Nicolas Hery Lots of great content in the latest newsletter! Really glad I subscribed. Thanks, Eric, for your work. All sarcasm aside, the above diagram has a kernel of truth. The important thing to note is that the intersection between "Proponents of dynamic typing" and "People familiar with type theory" is very small. In an effort to increase the size of that intersection, I decided to familiari
4 Things Java Programmers Can Learn from Clojure without learning Clojure
Sean Allen Your friendly reminder that if you aren't reading Eric's newsletter, you are missing out… I was trained in Java at University. The OOP matrix was firmly implanted in my thinking. I wanted to share some things that I have learned from Clojure that were certainly possible in Java but never became fundamental to my programming practice. Clojure certainly has learned a lot from Java. It mig
Separation, Abstraction, and Cascading in CSS
Written by Eric Normand. Published: December 29, 2012. Updated: August 17, 2018. Summary: LESS and Sass (and similar solutions) have saved CSS for three reasons: separation, abstraction, and cascading. While I welcome them, CSS still has other problems which I believe can be solved. I propose some solutions. Introduction A lot is said about LESS and Sass, and for good reason. CSS is hell to get ri
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