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2020-04-03
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cpmcdaniel01:04:14

Is this project dead? Hasn't been a release in 2 years and there are atom API deprecation warnings in the editor.

seancorfield02:04:45

Yes, everyone using Atom has switched to Chlorine I think at this point.

seancorfield02:04:59

Or switched to a different editor altogether.

seancorfield02:04:42

The author, Jason Gilman, moved on to other tech I think. But Chlorine is very actively maintained -- I love it @cpmcdaniel

seancorfield02:04:48

(there's a #chlorine channel)

cpmcdaniel02:04:44

@seancorfield it's a shame, I really liked the Brett Victor inspired interactive visualization and in-line expression results (ala LightTable)

cpmcdaniel02:04:41

oh, is this basically the same features? (chlorine)

seancorfield02:04:46

Chlorine has inline results, that you can expand and drill into.

seancorfield02:04:10

I use Chlorine with Cognitect's REBL for improved visualization and navigation of data.

cpmcdaniel02:04:20

I really liked the call graphs too. Not sure how useful that is in practice. Maybe I'll port it over 😉

seancorfield02:04:41

REBL lets you navigate dynamic call graphs by the way.

seancorfield02:04:41

REBL lets you navigate dynamic call graphs by the way.

cpmcdaniel02:04:40

I just found your presentation on youtube 😉

seancorfield02:04:26

Cool. Feel free to ask any Qs via DM if you want -- or in the #chlorine channel/