chlorine-clover

About Chlorine for Atom and Clover for VS Code: https://atom.io/packages/chlorine and https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mauricioszabo.clover
Rowan Barnard 2020-06-03T22:42:54.138300Z

I've got REBL, your deps.edn and atom-chlorine-setup files all working now Sean, didn't have any issues, except for not realizing I needed to escape the backslashes in my path to REBL in the deps file, but the error message that clj gave me was enough to figure it out. Scoop seems really cool, should be handy for keeping all my stuff updated. Thank you very much for your videos, and hosting your deps and setup files, now my dev environment seems pretty pro! Just gotta figure out how to use it now ha ha 😂

Rowan Barnard 2020-06-03T22:48:25.138500Z

Your deps.edn is full of goodies, I am just using clj -A:comp:test:rebl-11-win:socket for now though as I saw you use in the video I am guessing this is the baseline for a standard rebl and chlorine socket REPL based workflow. I've got plenty of questions about things but will try to google them first and figure them out myself before I get back to you. Again, thank you very much and I wish you a great day 😉

seancorfield 2020-06-03T22:56:28.139100Z

That's excellent! And don't worry about PM'ing me with questions about any of it -- if I'm busy, I'll just be slow to respond 🙂

Rowan Barnard 2020-06-03T22:58:20.139300Z

OK thanks Sean, I need to get all the questions sorted out in my own mind first though as well, learning new stuff just leads to a whole heap of new questions swirling round in one's head 😁

seancorfield 2020-06-03T22:58:21.139500Z

FYI, I no longer both with :comp since Chlorine can do its own auto-complete now and it's one less dependency in my running project. But I tend to add :deps instead so that I can dynamically add new dependencies without starting the REPL 🙂 I don't do that very often but it can be useful.

Rowan Barnard 2020-06-03T22:58:53.139700Z

Ah OK cool thanks 🙂