Hi!
I managed to get to a "Hello world" level using appengine-magic, plus an
Emacs Swank/Slime setup.
While I'm pretty sure I won't look back to Python regarding the language
itself, I already miss the speed and simplicity of just saving,
switching to a browser, reloading and seeing results.
How would I best go about writing a script that starts swank, emacs
(with project files), automatically connects slime and evaluates a few
lines in the slime REPL (switch namespace, compile, run Jetty ...)?
None of this should happen, if I just start Emacs to work on anything else.
Would it be sensible/feasible to somehow hook compiling of the core to
saving any .clj file in Emacs? Or would monitoring the filesystem and
recompile on changes, daemon-style be better, and if so, how to
accomplish that?
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Thorsten Wilms
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http://thorwil.wordpress.com/
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