@stuartsierra: Sorry, I’ve been tied up with urgent things, but I haven’t forgotten I need to verify your fix.

@cfleming: Very purty.

@ricardo: It should be really fast too, so there’s really no reason not to have it enabled.

Hopefully people won’t need soft wrap now, which is dog slow

I didn’t get to demo Cursive at that FP meet up, since we didn’t have time to get into code, but people were pleasantly surprised to hear there’s good tooling.

Oh cool

Including a comment of “but that usually comes after widespread enterprise adoption…”. So you’re ahead of the curve there.

I’m hoping that Cursive will help that happen!

I think Cursive is actually an important piece of driving Clojure adoption.

I agree.

I had to re-tool the talk at the last minute, when I realized more attendees knew little about Clojure other than it was as LISP-like.

The language by itself is threatening enough as it is.

Yeah, no doubt. At some point I’ll get some time to finish the standalone, and have a more friendly getting started experience. I’d like to integrate exercism and/or 4clojure, and I’d like something like a typing tutor for paredit.

That just makes me bummed that I haven’t been able to get the in-IDE REPL working

Because I want the purtyness

@cfleming: No worries, thanks for keeping up with it.

@snowell: What’s the issue with the in-IDE REPL? Is that for CLJS?