Summary
Nothing super fancy. More reading. More problem-solving. There are two published articles too:
Day 51 / 10 Sep
- Finished reading chapter 10 in Clojure for the Brave and True, which was about atoms, refs, and vars. I guess the collective name for them is reference, and they're mostly about managing (modifiable) state in Clojure, especially in light of concurrency.
Day 52 / 11 Sep
Started writing a draft for a new article
Solved a single problem
Got this lame idea for making a baby names web scraper to be implemented in Clojure
Day 53 / 12 Sep
Wrote a little in an article draft
Started reading chapter 11 in the book which discusses core.async and the concepts of channels and processes
Tried to solve a couple of problems but failed to complete any one
Day 54 / 13 Sep
Solved some problems - one of them was one I couldn't solve before, which is nice
Wrote in an article draft
Day 55 / 14 Sep
- Wrote a bit in multiple article drafts
Day 56 / 15 Sep
Tried to solve a problem but couldn't complete it
Wrote a little in the blog
Day 57 / 16 Sep
Solved the problem that got me stuck the day before, then a couple more
Published an article: React Rant (+ Should I Be a Backend Dev?)
Day 58 / 17 Sep
- Completed chapter 11 in the book where I learned about how to manage processes made with Clojure's core.async
Day 59 / 18 Sep
Started reading chapter 12 in the book which is about the JVM and Java interop from Clojure
Solved a problem in 4clojure
Day 60 / 19 Sep
- Published Two Months of Clojure