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Hello everyone, I'm getting ready to start learning closure and I'm running Windows, what is the best method.. on windows itself or wsl?
vscode will make it easier for you to not learn two things at a time. I recommend just using Calva in VSCode if all options are still open
@tim.apple Calva also has a good Getting Start tutorial