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Jupyter notebooks make sense since you can modify the whole block. When I used Python or Clojure, the REPL is singles line. So small changes necessitated modify
by virmundi 10y ago
Jupyter notebooks make sense since you can modify the whole block. When I used Python or Clojure, the REPL is singles line. So small changes necessitated modifying out of repl and pasting.
- pjmlp 10y agoHave a try at using Emacs/Cider or Cursive with Clojure.
- lemming 10y agoHave a look at https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/repl.html https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/repl.html under "Using the REPL" - there's a little demo there of what this looks like in Cursive. The editor is fully multi line and can be stretched out as large as you would like. It's also easy in pretty much any Clojure environment to be able to send forms easily from your editor to the REPL, and many people prefer to work this way.