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From: Sergei Udris
Date: Saturday, November 21, 2020 at 12:05:59 PM UTC+3
Subject: cljctools/peernode: an example core.async program exposing js-ipfs
daemon's pubsub over rsocket (written in clojurescript, runs on nodejs)
To: Clojure
https://github.com
Did wonder about Reference/Guides myself. But at the end of the day, it's
such a tiny detail, not a problem, the search engine serves the right page
anyway.
As of now, I'm not a contributor, only a mere user of the clojure
ecosystem. But a happy one - given what a treat and gift this super
Did wonder about Reference/Guides myself. But at the end of the day, it's
such a tiny detail, not a problem, the search engine serves the right page
anyway.
As of now, I'm not a contributor, only a mere user of the clojure
ecosystem. But a happy one - given what a treat and gift this super
Pitch: Let's make a non-commercial express-in-code game, create a new
e-sports scene. It will be a new kind of games: players use a programming
language to express/build/solve, with unbounded diverse scenarios, that can
be installed via a link. Existing e-sports games are micro heavy or stale.
