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@lwhorton I’ve used a library called “condensation” for automating AWS stacks. It’s essentially CF templates in EDN.
Why is Emacs telling me "WARNING: CIDER requires cider-nrepl to be fully functional." I have tried putting [cider/cider-nrepl "0.18.0"] everywhere I can think of. :dependencies, :plugins, still the same problem
Try cider-jack-in
instead of cider-connect
to an already running repl. cider-jack-in
will inject its Clojure side dependencies.
@phill you might want to ask in #cider, but in general, these days, CIDER fixes this by itself, so you shouldn’t have to specify this anywhere, quite the contrary.
What’s the clojure alternative for python -m SimpleHTTPServer
from within a program? I want to start a local webserver to serve a directory for browser testing
I could pull together some ring stuff, but maybe there is something out of the box I can re-use