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That works great for UI but what about backend networking stuff or even for macro like environments like scss, where you write code that writes code, how will y
by wrnr 5y ago
That works great for UI but what about backend networking stuff or even for macro like environments like scss, where you write code that writes code, how will you change the input based on the output?
- TacticalCoder 5y ago> ... but what about backend networking stuff or even for macro like environments like scss ... For generated CSS I had Emacs configured to generate the CSS on change and automatically update the "cache buster" token (just to be safe). Clojure(Script) with figwheel takes care of updating the webapp (in dev) on every change in the CSS dir. Really no issue there: everything is instant.
- a_c 5y agoI don't know enough on specific topic to comment. I think it is a spectrum of "speed/ease of feedback". e.g. - Smalltalk, https://squeak.org/ - Haskell, https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/ for database schema - In python, I use a vim plugin, where you can run highlighter code by pressing Ctrl+R. I forgot the plugin name - If you use erlang, there is no need for the kubernetes - Tiddlywiki, where the result of your editing changes the source code directly In general I think a good development environment is close to either quine or isomorphism (code is data, data is code)