London Clojurians Talk: Grinding parenthesis to form Rubies (by Maurício Szabo)

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The London Clojurians are happy to present:

Title: Grinding parenthesis to form Rubies
Speaker: Maurício Szabo
Time: 2024-09-17 @ 18:30 (London time)
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Maurício Szabo ([https://mauricio.szabo.link/, Maurício Szabo · GitLab](https://mauricio.szabo.link/, Maurício Szabo · GitLab)) will be presenting:
“Grinding parenthesis to form Rubies”

Chlorine is a REPL-Driven Development plug-in for Clojure. So what happens when a crazy idea emerges - to port Chlorine to work with Ruby? In this talk, we’ll learn how it was done, why ClojureScript and some of the tools selected for the job (like Pathom) helped a lot in the process, and how in the end we had 85% of code reuse, and how both plug-ins use the same codebase (

Maurício is the author of Chlorine, Clover, Lazuli, and a bunch of other tools for interactive development. He feels very happy with REPL-Driven Development, but at the same time feels it’s possible to push the limits a little further

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Hi all,

the recording of this event is now available on YouTube: