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The algorave and live music coding scenes are fun to watch, and no doubt their editors are innovative in ways I'm not aware of. Might investigate. As for REPL-
by austinjp 4y ago
The algorave and live music coding scenes are fun to watch, and no doubt their editors are innovative in ways I'm not aware of. Might investigate.
As for REPL-driven development, I agree. A smoother way of moving from REPL to editor would be great. I use ptpython and Emacs in terminals. I could probably get ptpython running in an Emacs buffer, never tried that approach. Ptpython's history makes copy-and-paste into Emacs fine, but it's all a bit clunky. Variables, imports, etc all need to be fiddled with. (Separate gripe: ptpython needs restarting if changes are applied to an imported file.)
- capableweb 4y agoMost lisps that leverage repl-driven development also have repl integration in the editor itself. So for example, I write my Clojure code with vim as normal, and when I want to run a snippet of code, I highlight what I want to run and execute that snippet in the editor, that communicates with the running repl instance and displays the result in my editor. This way, when I'm done, I simple save the file that has all the code i've evaluated in it already.
- bloopernova 4y agoHave you dabbled in org-babel at all?