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  1. Update on deftype and protocol in #clojure 1.1 http://groups.google.com/gr...
  2. In a short time here are list of #go libraries developed by the community #golang http://go-lang.cat-v.org/pu...
  3. @nilspreusker I use #intellij to edit my #scala code daily. What sort of issue are you running into?
  4. @pepijndevos @esdaniel #clojure #scala and #groovy each have their own sweet spot. It depends on the problem you are trying to solve
  5. @fogus ever better :)
  6. @bherrmann7 you need a job that issue MacBook pro :)
  7. @timbray since your #clojure exploration is wrapping up, what's the next language you are targeting?
  8. @tim_yates of course, in #clojure you can do it like this (some #(= 0 %) coll) assuming coll is the list of positions
  9. #clojure solutions from others to @timbray's wide finder. http://www.tbray.org/ongoin...
  10. @tim_yates you are a good person spreading #groovy love :)
  11. @Westernwizard I know what you mean. I use nightly clojure build myself.
  12. @tim_yates leave him a feedback :) he just started playing with #groovy
  13. @liebke @fogus, not quite. this safe guard you from NPE. (-> nil .toUpperCase (.substring 1)) blows up with NPE, but -?> won't
  14. @Westernwizard -> is in 1.0, ->> is in 1.1, -?> is in clojure.contrib
  15. @tim_yates ouch, you must have a lot more rows than I do. I process about 5-10M rows a night via #groovy.
  16. @liebke @fogus it works like #groovy's safe deref ?. , http://richhickey.github.co...
  17. @vaclav_pech I'm happy #gpars is evolving very fast, which makes a section like that very useful. :)
  18. RT @alextkachman: Mixing dynamic and static code in Groovy - http://bit.ly/5y0g7F Please vote and retweet
  19. @fogus @liebke found myself using -?> more, because I'm used to #groovy's ?.
  20. @fogus I think the doc on clojure.org in the java interop section needs to be updated. I don't think it talks about ->, ->> and -?>