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Nice reply. In my case, I'm already an effective amateur at Clojure, but I only use the repl for testing ideas and debugging. In the same way there are guides
by blunte 6y ago
Nice reply. In my case, I'm already an effective amateur at Clojure, but I only use the repl for testing ideas and debugging.
In the same way there are guides that teach TDD, I would enjoy seeing a RDD (repl-driven ...) tutorial.
- simongray 6y agoIn Clojure the "Rich Comment Blocks" are a very common way to use the REPL: https://betweentwoparens.com/rich-comment-blocks https://betweentwoparens.com/rich-comment-blocks
- tincholio 6y agoYou could have a look at this video by Sean Corfield: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFY2rd05W2g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFY2rd05W2g It gives you a good idea of what the REPL workflow is like. Sean will give a more in-depth talk about this next week, and it will be available in the London Clojurians channel afterwards, if you're interested.