Clojurians Log v2

yes, why not?

or do you mean, evaluate JS in the browser?

So, we can do something like https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-page#page-pause, right? How difficult it then to establish a browser REPL?

So one can do things directly from the editor, e.g., (js/alert "blabla")

I dunno, maybe there isn't much utility in all that at all, after all, one can always open devtools in the headed browser frame, but still would be very cool if that's possible.

playwright lets you evaluate JS in the browser

but this needs to be compiled first, nbb is an interpreter

or you'd have to insert #scittle or so in the browser first and then call scittle.core.eval_string

or precompile a JS string using #squint for example

but seems like a hassle if it's not a lot of code

Interesting. Thank you for the direction. If I get bored maybe I'll try