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Is socket REPL the same as NREPL? I use https://github.com/Olical/conjure but it's only for Neovim
And if you're using neovim, there's a plugin for the socket repl, but not for regualr vim AFAIK
A while ago I read a blog post of the creator of Conjure: https://oli.me.uk/exploring-repl-tooling-with-prepl/ I thought it was quite interesting, and in it he explains that Conjure uses something he calls a prepl, which seems to be a certain kind of socket repl