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dvcrn01:01:12

makes writing so much better

dvcrn02:01:16

Nuclide is now 1 single package

dvcrn02:01:21

I'm testing it right now

dvcrn02:01:05

So here are some thoughts: - Integrate some of the nuclide stuff as defaults (if performant enough) - Go the way we did it right now and enable / disable some of the features - Completely put nuclide into a separate layer that will activate all nuclide features

dvcrn03:01:05

5 new PRs. @geksilla is on fire 🔥

martinklepsch09:01:08

Was looking at atom once again yesterday and wondered about the same as @aurelian the other day - is there something recommended for nrepl integration?

dvcrn09:01:21

@martinklepsch: There are a few repositories but the most popular one - proto-repl - doesn't have nREPL integration yet. It seems the maintainer started implementing it but right now there doesn't seem to be a good solution yet

dvcrn09:01:43

but apparently it's based on nREPL now. You could connect from nREPL to nREPL 😛

geksilla10:01:16

regarding nuclide I think that it would be better to enable / disable some of the features

geksilla10:01:56

we can switch specific features per layer

geksilla10:01:52

like turn on JavaScript related features when user selected :lang/javascript layer

geksilla10:01:09

anyway we should try and see what pros and cons we get )

dvcrn10:01:29

I started some work in my nuclide branch but basically just deactivated all features

geksilla10:01:15

cool, I will check it out

geksilla18:01:47

check https://atom.io/themes/nucleus-dark-ui it's awesome syntax adaptable theme

geksilla18:01:27

works also for light syntaxes as well

austincrft21:01:08

Hey everyone! I discovered proton today and wanted to say thank you. I use mostly Atom with vim-mode, but have recently been enamored with spacemacs. This is an awesome project, and would love to help in any way I can.

austincrft21:01:42

I am very new to clojure and clojurescript, and have been looking to get more involved in the community. Maybe this can be my segway into more active clojure work! 😄

sglyon21:01:17

Thanks @austincrft. If you have any packages or set of packages that you have installed and configured in your local setup, a great way to get started is by adding new layers. Ping this channel if you have questions.

austincrft22:01:07

@sglyon: That sounds like a good place to start, thanks

austincrft22:01:33

Is there any way to edit my .proton to add in css changes?

sglyon22:01:29

You can edit your stylesheet. SPC f e s (I think)

austincrft22:01:08

That did it, thanks