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Proto REPL, a New Clojure Development and Visualization Tool - Jason Gilman
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Programming languagesTools and practiceLisp and ClojureVim, Emacs and editors
Jason Gilman introduces Proto REPL, a Clojure development environment for the Atom editor that integrates data visualization.
Proto REPL is a full featured Clojure development environment built within the popular open source text editor, Atom. Built on the foundations of the Chrome web browser, Atom provides an ideal platform for building a development environment because it provides all the flexibility of the web for visualizing data and constructing a GUI. Proto REPL exploits Atom’s browser-like capabilities to provide full integration with the REPL and allow visualizing data within the context of your code using libraries like D3. This talk will cover how to best use Proto REPL’s unique features such as its debugging and visualization tools and how to extend Proto REPL to add new capabilities.Why it's here
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u/WalterGRin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “Awesome Clojure Debugger!”
First video - link to this video - Becoming Omniscient with Sayid - Bill Piel
> Published on Dec 1, 2016
> Does your development workflow involve sprinkling defs or prints around your code? There is another way. Sayid is an omniscient debugger and profiler for Clojure. It enables you to capture, view and query every function call made within your code. This talk will demonstrate workflows made possible by this tool and give some insight into how it all works.
Second video - link to this video - Proto REPL, a New Clojure Development and Visualization Tool - Jason Gilman
> Published on Dec 1, 2016
> Proto REPL is a full featured Clojure development environment built within the popular open source text editor,…
u/dlindemain r/Clojure • Mentions
On “Awesome Clojure Debugger!”
If you haven't already, I highly suggest these two talks from Clojure/Conj this year:
link to this video
link to this video
u/lambdacurryin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “New Clojurians: Ask Anything”
> How do you cope with not having static types?
I thought the same thing coming from C# but one thing to remember is
> First and foremost, Clojure is dynamic. That means that a Clojure program is not just something you compile and run, but something with which you can interact.
Clojure - Dynamic
Nightcode is a great example of this.
> After many years programming in Java I got used to only need very minimal debugging after writing my code, sometimes even getting it to work on the first try.
1. Just because it compiles it doesn't mean your program works, the compiler doesn't catch all errors otherwise try-catch blocks wouldn't exist.
2. ```int add (int x, int y)``` - ```add(2, 2) => 5```…
u/Kaspazzain r/Clojure • Mentions
On “Tutorial for spacemacs + closure for beginners?”
…with spacemacs and watching different tutorials, but it was hard. Recently (thank God) I found proto repl (used with atom) and it is amazing. If you don't have to use spacemacs and you are used to a more new type of ide, I recommend that. (I was trying to use nightcode, cursive plugin in intellij but spacemacs felt better, until proto repl).
( [video <-- proto repl)
but if you want to stick with spacemacs I was learning from multiple videos writing down important keybindings
[video <-- this one is good
But I was watching also multiple videos searching in youtube combinations of clojure spacemacs…
u/__toshin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “How are you inspecting data(structures)?”
Just adding another reference here:
Proto REPL, a New Clojure Development and Visualization Tool - Jason Gilman
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u/_youtubot_in r/Clojure • Mentions
On “New Clojurians: Ask Anything”
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