The Next Five Years of ClojureScript - David Nolen
Why Hacker News recommends it
HN mentions it chiefly for a specific moment where Nolen credits Chris Granger and Light Table, and in a few hiring threads.
What it is
David Nolen reviews the first five years of ClojureScript, documenting its landmarks and looking ahead to the next five. It is a history-and-roadmap talk from the Clojure community.
Recommended by 0 HN commenters across 0 different months, 2016 to 2018.
What Hacker News said
Cites zubairq · 2016-10 · on “Eve: Programming designed for humans”
Actually Chris Granger was heavily involved with Clojure. David Nolen gives a great shoutout to Chris Granger and Eve's predecesor, Light Table at minute 17:00 a couple of weeks ago at the Clojure TRE conference: [this video]
Cites sgrove · 2018-04 · on “Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2018)”
PayGarden | Full-stack | SF | Full Time | ONSITE (preferred, sponsor visa) + REMOTE (for some positions) What : With PayGarden merchants can accept big-brand gift cards as payment - imagine Stripe, but instead of credit cards, your customers can pay with Starbucks, Walmart, Amazon (& ~100 more) gift cards. See our partnership with Watsi [0] - turning major brand cards into life-changing healthcare for people, or Private Internet Access [1] - making VPN payment anonymous. How : Our systems handle millions of dollars, built primarily with Clojure/Script, ReasonML, & a dash of Rust. Us : If you've ever done any work with Clojure or Reason, you've likely seen someone from our tiny, incredibly hi
Cites g_h · 2018-05 · on “Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2018)”
PayGarden | Full-stack | SF | Full Time | ONSITE (preferred, sponsor visa) + REMOTE (some positions) What: With PayGarden merchants can accept major brand gift cards as payment - imagine Stripe, but instead of credit cards, your customers can pay with Starbucks, Walmart, Amazon (& 100 more) gift cards. See our partnership with Watsi [0] turning major brand cards into life-changing healthcare for people, or Private Internet Access [1] making VPN payment anonymous. How: Our systems handle millions of dollars, built primarily with Clojure/Script & a dash of Rust. Us: If you've ever done any work with Clojure, you've likely seen someone from our tiny, incredibly high-leverage team of Xooglers &