Remembering physical, not virtual, VT100 terminals right now, where they were incapable of drawing a little vertical bar between two characters ...
I was doing a bit of research and found that shadow-cljs have a way to bundle node_modules into a single file. This could accelerate Chlorine's instalation and activation on Atom. On a slower notebook I have, when I run "connect to socket REPL" the first time there's a 1, 2 seconds delay before the dialog appears
With this newer compiled version, it's almost instantaneous. And also I don't need to add react as a release dependency, so it should be faster to install (the bundled code itself is only 100kb bigger)
I'll do some more tests to see if nothing breaks.