Well, with proper REPL integration, you never really type/copy/paste into the REPL. You write your code in a source file like normal, highlight what you want e

Well, with proper REPL integration, you never really type/copy/paste into the REPL. You write your code in a source file like normal, highlight what you want evaluated, and have the REPL evaluate it. Clojure has a great REPL because you are effectively working inside your own codebase, as it runs. Its a strange idea to wrap your head around, but very cool. You can get something similar to this approach in JavaScript using Quokka[0]. It's not as complete as a Clojure REPL, but its still quite nice. [0] https://quokkajs.com/ https://quokkajs.com/