I think you're missing the point if you want this. Boot once, leave running, swap in new code, interact. A clj process (like most lisps) is alive and dynamic i

I think you're missing the point if you want this. Boot once, leave running, swap in new code, interact. A clj process (like most lisps) is alive and dynamic in more ways than you might be used to. There's no need to be constantly booting it.