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(3) is only because Observable isn't a tool designed for this workflow. I can imagine something that works on regular text files locally on your machine. This w
by bbotond 6y ago
(3) is only because Observable isn't a tool designed for this workflow. I can imagine something that works on regular text files locally on your machine. This would also solve (2).
As for (1) - this sounds great! Can you tell me how?
- verdverm 6y agoIt depends on the languages and tools you use. In the JS world, there are many options to watch for code changes and refresh browser, recompile node, run tests. Webpack is usually where this happens. Tutorials are probably just a Google away
- Jtsummers 6y agoI create makeshift live code editing experiences primarily with scripts and fswatch. Fswatch will trigger on changes to files you’ve told it to monitor and execute some command (I usually have it run the compiler/test runner for this setup). It’s become my go to way of writing C and C++ code since I’m not a fan of most IDEs and would rather stay in emacs.
- beckingz 6y agoJupyter and Version Control do not play nicely together. Lots of active research into making it work though.