@qqq that would be awesome

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Do you know any web Clojure REPL which can evaluate and can be used for sharing snippets of Clojure code?

I tried https://repl.it/ but it works only in some browsers.

@ghsgd2: is https://github.com/viebel/klipse what you're after?

@qqq That's CLJS unfortunately. Thanks in any case!

@ghsgd2 :oh wait, why can't you use "boot repl, lein repl" or any emacs plugin ?

@qqq But I can't provide them to guy in other country. That assumes that he/she has lein repl on machine. It would be convenient to have gist with built-in online REPL.

@ghsgd2 If you're sharing Clojure with them, I would assume they're a developer and if they're doing anything with Clojure they're guaranteed to have a REPL tool of some sort installed locally, no?

@seancorfield Yeah, seems so. Just a neat idea. For Java there are even online IDEs (https://www.eclipse.org/che/).

There used to be an online Clojure REPL at http://tryclj.com but it's gone now 😞

There's klipse: http://app.klipse.tech/

I realise it's cljs, but it's a very cool project

@seancorfield Tried Atom with Proto-repl.

Refresh Warning: IllegalArgumentException No such namespace: clojure.tools.namespace.repl  clojure.lang.Var.find (Var.java:141)

(+ 1 2)
user=>
3(+ 3 4)
user=>7
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On the positive side it's configuration GUI is quite neat.

And also Emacs users don't code in space-suit https://github-atom-io-herokuapp-com.global.ssl.fastly.net/assets/open-source-f44fe3a70a514e2aaec10a2c34300bb5.jpg

http://www.scala-native.org >

> time hello-native
hello, native!

real 0m0.005s
user 0m0.002s
sys 0m0.002s

Scala will probably forever beat Clojure in startup time. For long-running server processes, it doesn't matter. For command line tools used from the shell, sure.

I would like to see Clojure on Graal/Truffle + SubstrateVM, could probably be right up there with Scala Native in terms of startup time!