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Introducing Calva Power Tools

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An introduction to Calva Power Tools, a VS Code extension companion that integrates common Clojure development utilities into the command palette.

Tap into the power of important Clojure development tools right from the VS Code Command Palette. Calva Power Tools is a new extension, built as a companion to Calva. There are commands for loading dependencies, and for using the most common features, of each tool. The tools supported so far are: * tools-deps - for dynamically loading dependency * Snitch - for interactive debugging * Clay - for visualizing data and literate programming * Criterium - for measuring performance with precision * clj-async-profiler - for finding the performance losses * clj-java-decompiler - for tuning the compiled code from boxing and whatnot --- Calva is an easy to use Clojure and ClojureScript IDE for Visual Studio Code. calva.io/ github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=betterthantomorr…

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Introducing Calva Power Tools Tap into the power of important Clojure development tools right from the VS Code Command Palette. Calva Power Tools is a new extension, built as a companion to Calva. There are commands for loading dependencies, and for using the most common features, of each tool. The tools supported so far are: * tools-deps - for dynamically loading dependency * Snitch - for interactive debugging * Clay - for visualizing data and literate programming * Criterium - for measuring performance with precision * clj-async-profiler - for finding the performance losses * clj-java-decompiler - for tuning the compiled code from boxing and whatnot