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@ikitommi: So I’ve changed my mind and am going to try to add functionality so that you’ll be able to say “this form works like def” or “this form works like let”. And of course I’m still working towards the full extension API but have been very busy.
but I guess it woudn’t work with this: http://www.slideshare.net/metosin/clojure-inreallife-17102014/11?src=clipshare <— the :fields
produce let’s to the body of the macro.