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David08:01:50

@agile_geek: I have used DevCards too. I have a repo of example devcards with server-side things that I was using during the January Hack the Tower: https://github.com/davidjameshumphreys/clojure-word-finder

agile_geek08:01:11

@davidhumphreys: @meow: Thanks but as I've got limited time I've ditched the whole idea. I'm sure it works when you start from scratch but I followed the 'Existing project' bit here http://rigsomelight.com/devcards/#!/devdemos.core and got nowhere and I really don't have time to try and firefight it. Maybe another time.

David08:01:34

regarding connecting to the CLJS REPL, I stole some Emacs config from @oliy , https://github.com/oliyh/spa-skeleton#clojure-and-clojurescript-side-by-side . C-c M-J (capital J) and then both REPLs start up for you.

agile_geek08:01:14

Yeah I use C-C M-J all the time. I start my app (using Stuart Sierra Components reload workflow) in clj repl and start figwheel in cljs repl. Works well once you have project.clj set up correctly but again it took me hours and help from @benedek to get this right.

oliy09:01:57

@agile_geek in my figwheel setup I just build the dev version of my js, and it goes to public/cljs/main.js. the uberjar profile contains the prod version which goes to the same place, so I only build the one I need. See the spa-skeleton project @davidhumphreys mentioned above

thomas09:01:15

Morning folks

mccraigmccraig11:01:26

@agile_geek: i got going a while back with https://github.com/martinklepsch/tenzing ... boot rather than lein, but did just work out of the box

agile_geek11:01:30

@mccraigmccraig: I'm sorted apart from DevCards. As usual templates are great but pretty much useless when incorporating tools into existing projects.

mccraigmccraig11:01:24

ah, yeah, an eternal problem