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Thanks, just what I was looking for. I used to use a matplotlib backend that worked with ITerm2 for coding in a remote server (standard technique, that I also

Thanks, just what I was looking for. I used to use a matplotlib backend that worked with ITerm2 for coding in a remote server (standard technique, that I also cover in my Hy language book). Adding Nbterm would also be useful. Off topic, but it is sometimes just (much) better to do development on a remote server with much more compute and faster Internet connections.

prionassembly 6y ago
I'm curious, what version of Hy are you targeting in your book?
- mark_l_watson 6y ago
  The latest public version (pip install Hy). I don’t generally install from the GitHub repo. I know that Hy is no big deal, just a Lisp skin on top of Python, but I really enjoy using it. Hy is an example of “done” software: it was written years ago, and just does what it is meant to. I have noticed comments on Reddit about Hy not being actively maintained, but as I said, it is “done.”
  - whitten 6y ago
    In my field, I hear the word "legacy" used for applications that just work, and don't require a lot of tweaks because they handle the use cases that come up commonly.