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@drewverlee you can set up an editor repl with figwheel, no problem. I don't entirely understand the question 🙂
My question was somewhat open ended, i know editor integration is possible. But it was hard to understand in the context of the project i linked how to achieve it. I ended up running cider-jack-in-clj&cljs and that started two n repls. The one devoted to cljs fired up the fighwheel repl. From there I used the clj one to launch the webserver. This seems to have gotten me the functionality i expected.
That makes sense to me 🙂 (That's how I always do these connections: figwheel & clojure in the same JVM)
Is there a way to run two cljs/figwheel-main project at the same time? Or is it always suppose to work with just one project at a time only.
@agilecreativity you should be able to run as many as you want. I suspect the only collision would be ports. That's my intuition at least.