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Summoning @ewen 🙂 he has developed a clj+cljs mode + tooling that is interesting to know more about!
I am talking about https://github.com/EwenG/replique.el, see #announcements
@ewen may I ask dumb question - is it cider
alternative? What differs replique.el
from cider
? thanks,
always interested in alternatives, what are "The Cool Features" of replique I should absolutely try 🙂 @ewen
@richiardiandrea easy to setup clojurescript repl (no configuration needed)
interesting, are you using tools.namespace
for that, I mean, there must be a watcher right?
js file are written to disk, everything works across browser refresh, unlike the raw cljs repl (see http://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-1300)
very cool, there was some talking around tooling just a bit ago on #clojurescript
when i say cljc, i mean files are loaded both in the clojure runtime and the clojurescript runtime, and tooling stuff is aware of reader conditionals
@ewen that's a killer feature indeed
i had sass reloading also but i'm heading towards a custom css preprocessor now for better integration
no there is no file watcher, when you reload cljs file, it is compiled to disk and sent to the browser
just like clojure.core/load-file, with the difference that a js file is written to disk because of the possibility for the browser to be refreshed
@ewen sounds awesome, I'll have a go, you convinced me 👍