After reading lots of blog posts and Github source code, I’ve started trying out Clojure. I didn’t get much further than a single HTTP server saying “Hello” before running into lots of little questions/issues. Current level of experience: My day job is Java/C#, have used F# I’ve played around wit…

First of all, congrats trying to learn some Clojure ! Without your code it’s hard to answer all questions, I’ll do my best. [image] SpaceGuy: This works until I use (boot (watch) …) [image] SpaceGuy: How do I get back to the REPL from here properly? Not sure I understand, but in our …

Not understood the details, but discussing about the title, how to “reload” correctly? For pure functions and states, reloading it as easy as replacing the functions since they contain no side-effects. States can be retained by using defonce since they are just data. In Clojure, function are more l…

[image] SpaceGuy: How do I get back to the REPL from here properly? There are two common patterns here: You connect to your nREPL process from elsewhere (an editor or simply boot repl --client) You wrap the boot invocation in it’s own “background process”: (def p (future (boot (watch) ,,,))…

Thanks, everyone - that points me in the right direction. Here’s where I’ve got to so far: jc776/lets-do-clojure Client reloads on save, server does but occasionally needs manual (reset) to pick up changes. (system can reset automatically, still working out when I want it to) You wrap the boot i…

Hi, It sounds like you’ve made progress and that you got yourself a reloadable setup. Congrats! I’ll just answer the question about system's lisp mode for future reference. When you modify source code, tools.namespace unloads the affected namespaces in order, then reloads them in order. In tradit…

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