Light Table Plugin Tutorial - part 1

Posted by darthdeus on Monday January 13, 2014 @08:53PM
from the blog.jakubarnold.cz dept.

http://blog.jakubarnold.cz/light-table-plugin-tutorial

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Re:Light Table Plugin Tutorial - part 1 by Profpatsch on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @01:22PM (#7058691)

That was quite amazing. I’m thrilled to check out Light Table now. But I’m at a loss, since I just got Clojure running in Emacs pretty well, complete with Vim keybindings.

Yet, I can’t get the Cljs connection working in an acceptable manner, so if LT makes that trivial I might just switch instantly. Hrmpf, why can’t there be an easy solution …

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Re:Light Table Plugin Tutorial - part 1 by houshuang on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @08:53AM (#7056995)

This is really neat - I'm eager to see what people come up with. I wonder if there could be something similar to M-: in Emacs, to quickly evaluate a form, and if people could actually use that to do text manipulation, etc.

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Re:Light Table Plugin Tutorial - part 1 by darthdeus on Tuesday January 14, 2014 @10:08AM (#7057406)

That's an amazing idea for a plugin :) I'll try to investigate this, because the way I do it now is to just open any *.cljs file, connect it to the Light Table UI and eval the expression that way. It is however a lenghty process, as it takes about 10-20 seconds to connect and compile on the frist time.

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