> I'll be digging into your code. My apologies in advance, then! (Ha.) The "main" function is at the very bottom of src/joule.janet. So I'd recommend starting

> I'll be digging into your code. My apologies in advance, then! (Ha.) The "main" function is at the very bottom of src/joule.janet. So I'd recommend starting there. As for debugging, Janet embraces REPL-driven development, so the debugging experience is all about setting up, interactively querying, and step-wise updating your program's state, live in memory, using the REPL. It's quite a bit different from a lot of languages—not better, intrinsically, just different. But I like it a lot. Is your Nim editor public anywhere? I've heard a lot of good things about Nim and wouldn't mind exploring a real-world example.