@snoe: hey, dennis heihoff just sent me an article on cljs optimization for a paredit tool if you’re curious http://rundis.github.io/blog/2015/clojurescript_performance_tuning.html

hi folks

I wrote a Parinfer implementation as a Python library: https://github.com/oakmac/parinfer.py

this ought to help reach more editors / environments

will be adding this to the Sublime plugin soon

awesome

added some more checks to test, seems to be working fine

it’s at least 10x slower than the JS implementation currently, I setup a python perf.py command for us to track this

on the old cljs code I noticed significant lag when editing an edn file which had a vector of maps with string values like [{:key1 "foo" :key2 "bar"}{...}...] at about 300 lines I was seeing 100ms per call with the change api. @shaunlebron that might be a useful perf test too

I imagine it's due to quote handling being difficult