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Yeah, it does that. Its not just emacs lisp, clojure, clojurescript and CL2 all have tight integration. The difference is what it means for your repl. You can
by tsmarsh 8y ago
Yeah, it does that. Its not just emacs lisp, clojure, clojurescript and CL2 all have tight integration.
The difference is what it means for your repl. You can trivially attach your repl to a running process. So you change an expression, tell emacs that you'd like that to be sent to the repl, and because the repl is attached to your running process everything updates immediately.
I put this together years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2NJppeLsN8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2NJppeLsN8
It does a pretty terrible job of demonstrating what this might mean for something like web development where the feedback circle is usually as bad as it can be.