hello~
hi
hello guys. seems like you are from tonight's cljs/lt meetup 🙂
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/light-table-discussion/2csnnNA1pfo/693EWDJVhuwJ
onetom indeed 🙂
i just ran thru the LT commits since 0.8 and not a lot seems to have happened since. am i missing something?
is there some fork which evolves faster?
it's still based on hyper old libs... clojure 1.5.1 and cljs 0.0-2138 what's the hold up in upgrading them? i would expect some noticeable performance gains...
No, the development slowed down after Kodowa handed it to the community
I don't think there is any fork that evolves faster - you may find individual forks that fix some issues or add some new features
i see. thx.
i read the related blog posts after it was open sourced and checked it out again when 0.8.0 came out, but settled with cursive for now
we discussed that a bit at the meetup -- I personally use LT for my research experimentation... other than that, at the moment, I think it's a nice editor for learning Clojure/script (as one can interactively step through and doesn't need to learn too many things), for general text file editing or developing small scale projects/scripts where one doesn't want to set up a full IDE
but it's definitely not my editor of choice for any larger development in any language
Cursive or Emacs are more reasonable choices for Clojure development than LT
I’ve been using cider + spacemacs for a while now, pretty happy with it