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2016-09-27
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Anybody here used the clojure grimoire docs and find them good/better than the docstrings?
So nobody really uses the cider-grimoire
commands then? I'm really struggling to see the point of it...
I think I've got it, it's supposed to be the one source of info to rule them all, looks like it brings in: - https://github.com/jafingerhut/thalia - examples ( http://clojuredocs.org/ ) - docstrings Into your editor/weapon of choice. Neat.
so upgrade-all-the-things day is going really well, might even finish before dawn 🕔