Brian Marick

I have code that makes this work: ``` clojure (fact [[1.0 2.0 3.0] [4.0 5.0 6.00]] => (checkerize-with roughly [[1 2 3][4 5 6]]) [[1.0 2.1 3.19] [4.0 5.0 6.00]]...

I think you're probably right. The difficulty is that this would require that the interpretation of => depend on what's on its right-hand-side. More generally, there seems to be a...

Yes, I messed up by not listing imports. I'll fix that chapter in the next release.

I'm more and more thinking that the repl tools should be the focus of ease-of-use development, with `lein midje` building (perhaps awkwardly) on top of them. Once loaded, a fact...

`check-facts`: a problem with this is that `load-facts` and `check-facts` have different effects on the "working set". The assumption is that you want different behaviors when working with whole files...

In retrospect, perhaps I should have made the repl tools less monolithic, had some building blocks that were easier to work with independently to encourage people to build their own...

One of the core ideas of Midje is that its expressions (facts, =>, whatever) are really just ordinary Clojure code, run in sequence with whatever code surrounds them. From that...

Hmm. I'm confused by why it's wrong. Probably missing something obvious. I'll have to try it on PureScript and see if it's also an error there. I expect there are...

Did you get anything from the Elm slack? I didn't see anything. I ported the code to PureScript, and it compiles fine: ```purescript module Main where import Prelude import Data.Maybe...

Send me a link when you do, or @marick me. I'll be interested.