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Which languages does it support?
by shuma 14y ago
Which languages does it support?
- ibdknox 14y agoIt's a general editor and can open most things out there, however the eval stuff is limited to Clojure, ClojureScript, JavaScript, and CSS.
- pnathan 14y agoOut of curiosity - I haven't followed this project in technical detail - are you using SWANK or your own backend work? I would be interested in experimenting with it for Common Lisp, you see. :)
- pchristensen 14y agoI believe it uses nrepl, not SWANK. (I wrote about the difference here: http://pchristensen.com/blog/articles/clojure-development-ecosystem/#nrepl http://pchristensen.com/blog/articles/clojure-development-ec... )
- ibdknox 14y agoit actually uses neither, and doesn't rely on any specific implementation. You could fairly easily wrap a swank client to make it work, or an nrepl one (which is something we'll probably get to soon). One of the nice things about the way we architected it is that there are very few assumptions when it comes to "clients" and that will allow a ton of freedom in using established stuff when it exists.
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- Avestan 14y agoI follow LT project since I saw it on kickstarter and it looks great so far. And I cannot wait for promised full Python support to be implemented.