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Conversational Software Development: What, Why and How

Olical

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  • Presented by Olical, creator of Conjure
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

5.7K views6 years ago2 recommendations

Tools and practiceProgramming languagesVim, Emacs and editorsLisp and Clojure

Olical demonstrates interactive Lisp and Clojure development in Neovim using the Conjure plugin.

From my talk at vimconf.live 2020 A journey into interactive Lisp evaluation for Neovim dotfiles and plugins as well as Clojure and Janet projects. Finish up with an interactive Conjure tutorial (requires curl and an up to date nvim) that gets you evaluating just like me within seconds! github.com/Olical/conjure github.com/Olical/aniseed

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent demonstration of interactive REPL-driven development in Neovim.

u/Desmesurain r/emacs • Recommends

Video Lispyness is also starting to take over (Neo)Vim I don't want to start a stupid editor war or something like that. I love both Emacs and (Neo)Vim. I just think that a lot you guys might find this video interesting. It shows a great workflow with Neovim and Conjure. Very similar to that of Emacs and Slime or Geiser. Conjure right now supports only a couple of languages like Clojure and Fennel, but the author says that work is getting done to supporting other Lisps. Moreover, it shows how now, since Neovim is adding first-class support for Lua (as a much better and more powerful alternative to Vimscript), users can write their Neovim configuration files and Neovim plugins in Fennel…
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u/servingwaterin r/Clojure • Recommends

On “Clojure and Vim - bare essentials setup”

…n a fairly short time. The guy(s) behind the project seem really knowledgeable and friendly. Heck, I think he even frequents this subreddit every now and then. https://github.com/Olical/conjure Here is him, or one of the guys from the team doing a presentation at the VimConf. It is a very great video even if you wind up not using it. [video Ultimately I decided that for me VScode or Cursive was the better choice for me, but the reason for that is not because of conjure. Cider with Doom Emacs was/is very nice, too.…
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