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When you write Clojurescript, you don't need to use Chrome Dev Tools much. You can eval things in your IDE and the changes will be [almost immediately] reflecte
by iLemming 7y ago
When you write Clojurescript, you don't need to use Chrome Dev Tools much. You can eval things in your IDE and the changes will be [almost immediately] reflected in the UI.
- pjmlp 7y agoSure, I was mentioning it related to JavaScript REPL experience, and having nice things like immediate visualization of data structures, debugging tooltips and such. Naturally Clojure based IDEs like Cursive are also quite nice.