MysteryMachine

(ns cljnyc.core
  (:require [jobim.core :as jobim])
  (:require-macros [jobim.core :as jobim]))

(defonce show-state (jobim/new-show))

(jobim/defcommented-clj code-slide 80
  "Jobim utilizes its own simple evaluation strategy to allow you to test code like this"
  (def a 5)
  (def b 2)

MysteryMachine

#1 Bad Blood: 9.4
#2 Anasazi: 9.3
#3 Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose: 9.3
#4 Paper Clip: 9.2
#5 Redux II: 9.2
#6 Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man: 9.2
#7 Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space': 9.2
#8 The Erlenmeyer Flask: 9.2
#9 Small Potatoes: 9.2
#10 Dreamland: 9.1

MysteryMachine

"use strict";

var mori    = require("mori");
var get     = mori.get;
var assoc   = mori.assoc;
var hashMap = mori.hashMap;
var vector  = mori.vector;
var map     = mori.map;
var reduce  = mori.reduce;

MysteryMachine

;; Because using clojure.core.read-string feels like cheating!
(ns fizzbuzz.lisp
  (require [clojure.test :as t]
           [clojure.string :as s]))

(defn trim [expr]
"Trims parens and whitepsace from a combination"
  (-> expr (s/trim) (subs 1 (dec (count expr)))))

(defn combination? [expr]

MysteryMachine

;; Please excuse any lack of neatness, I finished this at 4 am!
(ns fizzbuzz.lisp
  (require [clojure.test :as t]
           [clojure.string :as s]))

(defn trim 
"Trims parens and whitepsace from a combination"
  [expr] (-> expr (s/trim) (subs 1 (dec (count expr)))))
(defn combination? 
"Returns true if the string is a combination"

MysteryMachine

(ns game.gist
  (:use arcadia.core))

(defcomponent MyComponent [^int myInt]
  (Awake [this] (set! (.myInt this) 0)))
  
;; Applied to a component, on run produces:
;; ArgumentException: Object type System.Int64 cannot be converted to target type: System.Int32