Playing with React

More opinions/impressions coming later, when I have played with this more.

Impressions

ES6 is quite cool, especially if you wrote just plain JS before (using 6to5)

Some things: import React from "react";, template strings, () => ...,
webpack is fun/convenient/surprisingly fast (and has support for all the things we use here, e.g. react/jsx, 6to5, css)
JSX works well, even though I'd prefer doing it in Clojure (hiccup syntax, e.g. nested vectors & collections. has someone written a library for that already?)
showdown, which was suggested by the tutorial, doesn't work with module loaders and it was a pain to figure out how to fix it. (the fix was using a different library.)

How to run this thing

$ npm install -g webpack
$ npm install
$ webpack --watch

# visit index.html in your browser

$ vi index.js      # change something!

Ideas

follow "the way", at least at first, see how it works.
- e.g. JSX, 6to5, webpack (JSX is a react thing, 6to5 & webpack are for sanity)
things to try
- build a tiny thingy ("profile badge")
- put it in a list
- sort the list
- filter the list
- make the filter dynamic (optional/difficult)
in the future:
- try out immutable.js & reimplement the above
- try out css-layout and/or styles in js

Resources

React.js Conf 2015 seemed fun & quite interesting. For inspiration, watch HYPE!
om, because you actually want to use Clojure ;)

Misc

npm config set prefix $HOME/.local --global

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coffi - Some FFI experiments in Rust

Playing with the FFI in Rust. Surprisingly easy, but there are likely dragons elsewhere.

Quickstart

Display some information about a PNG file, most notably it's width and height.

cargo run <path-to-png>

Should build with Rust 1.6.0-nightly, which is necessary because it uses the feature(libc) flag.

If you use emacs, flycheck-mode can check the code on the fly, which is awesome!

Why "coffi"?

Not sure, only the "ffi" part makes sense now. Ah, no, the "co" comes from cos, which was the first function we wanted to wrap. That turned out so easy that we tried libpng next.

README.md