I make an app at work using a Javascript framework called Cappuccino. It transpiles an objective - c like language to JS allowing Cocoa developers to develop we

I make an app at work using a Javascript framework called Cappuccino. It transpiles an objective - c like language to JS allowing Cocoa developers to develop web apps. Initially it was very tedious to develop apps as you'd have to refresh the page each time , and the transpilation times began to add up. I read about small talk and realized that objective-c is very close to small talk and hence I could implement hot reloads in a similar way. I proceeded to make a watcher process in node.js and made a process in the page listen via websockets. Whenever a file changed , I'd just fetch the file and execute it again , replacing it in the central class repository. All existing objects would instantly have their implementations changed. It's much more fun to develop this way but it's also easier to make a mess. But it's speeded me up enormously and I end up missing it when I code in other object oriented languages.