realgenekim

; I mostly use Clojure running on the JVM, and ClojureScript that compiles into
; JavaScript that runs in browser
; 
; But there are two great ClojureScripts that feel more like scripting.
; - Lumo runs on top of Node.js and can therefore use npm libraries
;       https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo
; - Planck runs on JavaScriptCore which powers Safari (I think)
;       https://github.com/planck-repl/planck
; 
; I chose lumo because the first Google result "clojurescript parse json" 

realgenekim

#!/bin/bash

#
# Posting this as an example of a bash script I never should have written: 
#
# it runs inside of a CI pipeline, waits for a kubernetes job to complete, looping
# until kubectl reports the job finishing, either success or fail.
#
# The problem: parsing the output frm kubectl is something I've used in a bunch of scripts,
# including exec'ing a shell, killing a pod, listing pods...

realgenekim

;; using lumo for ClojureScript: https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo
;;
;; https://www.wordclouds.com/
;;    - size: 1920x1080
;;    - size is typically around -45
;;    - shape: rectangle
;;    - theme: black on white
;;    - font: Ariel
;;
;; PS: Over the last 30 years, I've probably written this program over