Ep 028: Fail Donut
Christoph has gigs of log data and he’s looking to Clojure for some help.
Christoph has gigs of log data and he’s looking to Clojure for some help.
Nate and Christoph reflect on what they learned during the Twitter series.
Christoph thinks goals are data, not function names.
Nate wants to experiment with the UI, but Twitter keeps getting the results.
Christoph needs to test his logic, but he must pry it from the clutches of side effects.
Nate gets messy finding ingredients for his algorithm cake.
Christoph questions his attempts to post to Twitter.
Nate wants to tweet regularly, so he asks Clojure for some help.
Christoph and Nate discuss the flavor of pure data.
Nate wants to see more than data structures in a REPL.
Christoph wants to teach filter some vocabulary.
Nate finds it easier to get a broad view without a microscope.
Christoph discovers that time creates its own alternate universe.
Nate spends some time figuring out how to track his time.
Christoph gets some work done by fiddling around.
Nate continues to explore the REPL by gluing it to his editor to see what happens.
Christoph complicated development by misunderstanding the REPL.
Nate is worried about the hardcoded credentials in the code.
Christoph can't stand the spaghetti mess in main. Time to refactor.
Nate can't decide what to watch on Twitter, and the app restarts are killing him.
Christoph tries to figure out why Twitter stopped talking about Clojure.
Nate just wants to print the tweets, but the input wants to take over.
Christoph tries to get a handle on his #clojure tweet-stream habit.
Nate tries to figure out who actually won this never-ending game of tic-tac-toe.
Christoph tries to make tic-tac-toe work over the Internet and discovers the power of the atom.
Nate tries to turn the tic-tac-toe game engine into a real application he can play with a friend.
Christoph tries to make tic-tac-toe and gets stuck on immutability.
Nate and Christoph try to figure out how to make a podcast.