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Hi, cheers, glad you enjoyed! The editor is Zed (really recommend, I am using it recently gor everything non java), no tweaks really, just disabled everything distracting and huge font :)
I like that you use different tools and languages. I think the worst Lisp attitude to have is that other languages are "ugly" and shouldn't be used. Clojure is a great tool but it's just a tool for solving problems with computers. So is Go. People have already written endless blog posts about pros and cons of both and they are largely valid. Most people who say they "pick the right tool for the job" actually only pick whatever they are already familiar with because they don't have the breadth to actually pick different tools. This channel sets a good example of "pick the right tool" done right.
☕ If you liked this video and want to support my channel, please consider buying me a coffee. Your contribution helps me create more content like this:
👉 Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/andrey.fadeev
👉 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/andreyfadeev
Please also subscribe to my other resources:
👉 Substack: blog.andreyfadeev.com
👉 Telegram: t.me/andreyfadeevchannel
I'm truly grateful for your support, and thank you for watching! 🙏
Amazing content. So glad I clicked this video.
Also which IDE is that? vscode? How did you theme like this? Very presentable.
Hi, cheers, glad you enjoyed! The editor is Zed (really recommend, I am using it recently gor everything non java), no tweaks really, just disabled everything distracting and huge font :)
I like that you use different tools and languages. I think the worst Lisp attitude to have is that other languages are "ugly" and shouldn't be used. Clojure is a great tool but it's just a tool for solving problems with computers. So is Go. People have already written endless blog posts about pros and cons of both and they are largely valid. Most people who say they "pick the right tool for the job" actually only pick whatever they are already familiar with because they don't have the breadth to actually pick different tools. This channel sets a good example of "pick the right tool" done right.
Thanks, very true :)