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Have you settled on a good workflow for ClojureScript projects? cljsbuild at least lets you amortize JVM startup time with the auto mode, but the Write-Compile-
by mrbrowning 13y ago
Have you settled on a good workflow for ClojureScript projects? cljsbuild at least lets you amortize JVM startup time with the auto mode, but the Write-Compile-Test loop (as Joel Spolsky calls it) still feels a little more sluggish than what I'm used to in other contexts.
- swannodette 13y agoThey need more work but I use browser REPL or Bodil Stokke's Node REPL http://github.com/bodil/cljs-noderepl http://github.com/bodil/cljs-noderepl if I need to do an intensive session of interactive coding without refreshing or waiting for recompiles. I contribute a bit to core.async now and it's definitely a goal to make sure that core.async works transparently whether you're coding against the browser or Node.
- ibdknox 13y agoYou get CLJS eval in Light Table :) Open a cljs file, open a browser, point it to a page that has the initial output of a leincljsbuild run, and press cmd+enter (or ctrl+enter) in your file.
- jrobn 13y agoI've been doing all my coding in LightTable and it has a decent CLJS repl.