Daniel Amber
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Hey guys, I'm Daniel Amber! I created this channel to be about all aspects of web development. The initial idea was to have a channel that focused on the process of learning web and software development as a beginner, but I want to expand the chan...
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Provides a clear, practical implementation of Firebase's 'light' module within a functional programming context, which is often poorly documented.
Firebase storage with ClojureScript (+ Re-Frame)
Provides a detailed, practical demonstration of process management in PHP, specifically showing how to handle shell execution and PIDs.
Create a Desktop App Using only PHP! - NativePHP + Laravel +...
Provides a high-quality, hands-on look at ClojureScript/Node.js interoperability, specifically explaining how to handle ES6 module defaults and promise-based workflows in a functional context.
Write Node using Clojure and deploy to NPM! (With the creato...
Provides a highly practical, 'live-coding' style demonstration of state management and external API integration in a niche programming ecosystem.
ClojureScript Google Authentication using Firebase (with Re-...
Provides a highly practical, step-by-step configuration for the 'tools.build' library and Dockerizing ClojureScript, which is often a point of friction for functional programmers.
Build and deploy a full stack Clojure and ClojureScript Web ...
Provides a practical, hands-on demonstration of using Babashka pods and HoneySQL, which is valuable for Clojure developers looking to build fast-starting CLI tools.
Create a password manager with Clojure using Babashka, sqlit...