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Nextjournal newbie here. I understand that Clerk has no built-in editor. Is there some lib that people use to add editor funtionality so that you can both live edit the clojure sources and eval them with Clerk in a browser? I found https://github.com/oakes/Nightlight but that has been archived.
We built https://github.com/nextjournal/clojure-mode which gives you a decent editing experience that also powers Clojure editing on http://nextjournal.com. Letting folks opt into Clerk evaluation semantics on http://nextjournal.com is not possible yet but it’s something we’re thinking about.
So clojure-mode is for the browser front end. Is there an OS clojure backend like Nightlight has that works with clojure-mode?
Better Clojure highlighting with #nextjournal clojure-mode: https://blog.michielborkent.nl/better-clojure-highlighting.html I got it down to 200kb (79kb gzipped) now.
BTW Clerk is being used a lot in the Scicloj group sessions this weekend. It is bringing lots of joy. A few of these sessions are previews of the workshop events we're having this month, so more Clerk use is expected.