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As a frequent user of each of these languages this appears quite cool The thing putting me off is both PHP and Clojure have mature/maturing tooling that I susp
by slifin 6y ago
As a frequent user of each of these languages this appears quite cool
The thing putting me off is both PHP and Clojure have mature/maturing tooling that I suspect would be unusable here
On the PHP side there's LSP servers, xdebug 3, PHPStorm
(the only reliable client for xdebug I've found)
xhprof, phan etc
On the Clojure side there's Cider, Cursive, Structural editing tools, Clj-kondo, Clojure-lsp
I love dynamic languages but I wouldn't use a new one without a few good static analysers and deep debuggers
- jenshaase 6y agoCreator here: That's a problem of all new languages. There is not much in terms of libraries, tools or documentation. I started Phel last year and published a first version recently. I have a few plans to build some good tooling around Phel but that takes times.