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Not often. I think the last time I created a trigger it was for doing something stupid I probably shouldn’t have done.
PostGIS uses functions extensively and when I worked with that more I created some PL/SQL functions. Outside that I don’t recall (ever?) writing my own db-functions.
This is a combination of beginners, editors and rebl so posting here:
- I wanna setup a minimal dev environment with an editor, a REPL and the REBL wired up sending tap>
s to REBL.
- Me being an Emacs neophyte can't go the CIDER route right now.
- What are the things I should learn to set this up, and also understand what's going on?
Actually, the setup Sean Corfield showed in a screencast seems like the perfect thing. I'll try stealing those aliases from his deps.edn on GitHub.
@jaihindhreddy What editor do you normally use?
I use Sublime Text a lot. VS Code and Atom are fairly familiar too. Dabbled a little with Emacs. Modal editors feel weird to me.
If Atom is familiar, I'd suggest Chlorine as the package, since it doesn't need nREPL and can use a Socket REPL -- then you can follow the workflow I showed in my recent screencast. Feel free to follow up in #chlorine for more information.
Anyone use Framer X?
What’s that quote about how Java had just enough Lisp to inoculate people against it?