temochka

I also use a very similar script. The one notable difference is that I utilize Alfred’s "match" field that I set to a tokenized version of the repository name:

https://github.com/temochka/macos-automation/blob/master/src...

This allows me to quickly look up similarly named repos while keeping typing to a minimum (e.g., "m c" finds "mysql_client").

I also incorporated the refresh script under a different keyword into the same workflow. This way I can quickly refresh if I don't see a repo that should be there.

I’m curious to hear about how programming is taught in other non-English speaking countries, and whether anybody shares my concern about the difficulty of modifying names in many programming environments being a threat to productivity and creativity.

It’s Artem from Wildbit (http://wildbit.com). We’ve been using Clojure in production since 2012.

http://dmarc.postmarkapp.com/ — free DMARC weekly digests and API. Clojure back-end + Javascript front-end.

http://dploy.io — a Ruby on Rails app featuring internal Clojure RPC built on top of clj-jgit and subversion-clj libraries (both currently supported by Wildbit).

The usage of Clojure at Beanstalk (http://beanstalkapp.com) has also been growing since the blog post already mentioned in this thread. It now powers our indexing infrastructure, provides internal RPC and runs sophisticated reports in the background.