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@bhauman: Any interest in a PR for the devcards and figwheel templates adding a +cursive
profile that sets up the config from https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/wiki/Running-figwheel-in-a-Cursive-Clojure-REPL ?
Sounds good. I am not familiar with cursive figwheel best practice, so if your are familiar it I'm open.
Ok, I'll give it a shot. Not sure whether there are better options than what's on the wiki, but I've got projects working using those instructions and have been very happy with how well they work.
@bhauman: Unrelated, but cool, I've nearly got figwheel working fully to replace a rather painful dev experience to program AutoCAD. They've got a .NET API, their own implementation of LISP (AutoLISP), a C++ API, and a JS API that can all communicate together. Last time I worked on our customizations for it, the workflow was Change code -> Start debugger -> Program starts up -> Manually load .dll -> run command and see changes -> close program -> change code
They've got C# edit and continue working now, but it's somewhat limited and depending on the changes needed you still need to close and reopen the program pretty frequently.
Figwheel workflow -> Open program, load figwheel, and work. I don't have everything figured out quite yet, but the improvement in productivity and enjoyment is much more significant than it is for website development.
@shaun-mahood: awesome!
Oh yeah, it's great. Planning to do some sort of write-up or video on the differences once I've worked with it for a while.