Why having clojurescript in the classpath may lead to unexpected behaviour
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Combining Java's promises with Clojure's laziness yields some interesting behaviour
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A new version of the cross-platform date-time library has been released
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A look at the trade-offs to be made when developing for the web, especially with respect to date/time APIs
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Using dot-access vs goog.object vs something else
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Using interop syntax with the java.time API is not wrong, but there is an alternative that is superior in every respect - and it just got much better
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Javascript is getting a new platform Date-Time Library, called Temporal
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Small but significant releases for npm and babashka users
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Mostly about npm dependencies of course!
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News since Clojure North 2019
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Removing some boilerplate from async Clojurescript tests
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My talk from Clojure/North 2019, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFuL-ZDoB2U
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Choosing and troubleshooting clojure.core/with-redefs
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In many domains, writing code that runs cross platform is a big win. However, there's more to this than changing file extensions to .cljc. This talk explains the why and how of cross platform Clojure and demonstrates a new date/time library 'tick' that goes a long way to enabling cross platform programs.
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A brief explanation of how to leverage your business logic code as much as possible it, with some specific tips for Clojure developers about using the cross-platform [tick](https://github.com/juxt/tick) date/time library.
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A new 'web log' is born
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