Sweet, sweet Elixir - the language of my dreams?
I love ClojureScript but never settled on Clojure for the server. Then I tried Elixir, and its processes and supervisors changed how I build backends.
I love ClojureScript but never settled on Clojure for the server. Then I tried Elixir, and its processes and supervisors changed how I build backends.
A few weeks of proton, my spacemacs-style layer for Atom: better defaults, swappable components, context aware shortcuts and hot code reloading.
Porting spacemacs style editing to Atom with proton, written in ClojureScript. Why sublimious hit its limits and what Atom’s API makes possible.
My talk from the Tokyo iOS meetup on building demand driven mobile apps with om.next and React Native, plus video, slides and how it went over.
Getting om.next running on React Native: working around the ReactDOM dependency, wiring up :root-render, and finding the native root component.
MarkRight is a tiny markdown editor with live preview, built as an excuse to try om.next and Electron together. Two components and codemirror.
After years of VIM and a carefully tweaked .vimrc, spacemacs is the editor that finally won me over. Here’s what its layer system gets right.
Why I’m starting a jekyll blog next to my Medium one, and how I split writing between the two: magazine pieces there, everything technical here.