So something interesting happened while I started warming up :D.<\/p>\n
This came out:\u00a0https:\/\/github.com\/dparis\/phzr<\/a><\/p>\n So yeah, no javascript for meeeeee.<\/p>\n It’s crazy because while warming up I was actually pulling my hair out trying to get back into a js thinking mode. I’ve been For example, I started trying to implement a feature I’d thought of, using sets. Yeah… for those who don’t know, well, implementing sets in javascript is a bit shady. I’m sure there’s third party libraries<\/a> somewhere but the basic advice I found was:<\/p>\n var mySet = {‘a’ : true, ‘b’ : true};<\/p>\n if (‘a’ in mySet) {something}; etc etc…. sure, that’s not too bad but… this isn’t a set, I don’t have native support for unions and stuff.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n yeaaaaaah nooooooo…<\/p>\n (def mySet #{:a :b}) => #’user\/mySet<\/p>\n (mySet :a) => returns :a \u2013 and all the clojure.set functions come with it. union and intersections, etc, etc<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Also, this allows me to develop using a repl, just having my changes instantly appear in my game\u00a0without even having to refresh my browser.<\/p>\n Anyways. I’m even more motivated now \ud83d\ude00<\/p>\n <\/p>","time":"August 20th, 2015 3:26 am","title":"Don\u2019t have to stray from the right path after all"}worshipping<\/del> learning Clojure for the past 6 months now, so I’ve come to expect a few things from a language which aren’t exactly there in JS.<\/p>\n