I never really used Java so I didn't get all the hype around the interop, but seeing every JavaScript library available within Clojure without the hell that is shadow-cljs (seriously, it's so complicated...) really reignited my passion, thanks!
We installed the extension because linting didn't work out of the box in Calva. We could not find the issue but the clj-kondo extension worked. I recently noticed a similar issue with someone who used neovim and edited a babashka script: no linting with clojure-lsp unless you add the project sources explicitly in .lsp/config.edn.
I never really used Java so I didn't get all the hype around the interop, but seeing every JavaScript library available within Clojure without the hell that is shadow-cljs (seriously, it's so complicated...) really reignited my passion, thanks!
Really good job by the both of you. I love these longer videos to see something more substantial. I learned a lot. (like I always do)
Thats awesome glad you liked it!!
OMG. Thanks for this!
Learned a lot 😍 thank you so much Dan and Michiel 👏
Awesome :D
Such a useful video thanks gents. Y'all are the best
Thanks for the wonderful session
Awesome job. Thanks both!
JavaScript to ClojureScript converter: roman01la.github.io/javascript-to-clojurescript/
How cool is that!!!
wow thanks really thanks !!!
You shouldn’t install the clj-kondo extension if you use Calva. clj-kondo is already there.
We installed the extension because linting didn't work out of the box in Calva. We could not find the issue but the clj-kondo extension worked. I recently noticed a similar issue with someone who used neovim and edited a babashka script: no linting with clojure-lsp unless you add the project sources explicitly in .lsp/config.edn.
@@borkdude Ah, didn’t know about that problem. Luckily it is now fixed, a bird is whispering in my ear.
what a package name "birthman" lol :)
Cant believe it didnt exist before :p
You have to sing it to the tune of "Batman"
So frustrating watching you do this w/o TDD
My whole life is without TDD :)
@@onthecodeagain I feel sad for you. :)
There is a setting calva.jackInEnv to start the repl with some environment variables.
Cool! didnt know that :)