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Re:Are You This Agile? Paul Graham Changes Hacker News While... by gibsonf1 on Thursday January 17, 2008 @06:47AM (#99741)
Our process is to test code first locally, push it with Git to the server (on the cloud) then type: (sf-load) on the server REPL - done (less than a minute). The (sf-load) function loads the asdf file which recompiles any code necessary with the changes, such as dependent macros, etc, automatically. The server continues to run through the process - unnoticed by the user except for the sudden new features :) . http://www.cliki.net/asdf
Re:Are You This Agile? Paul Graham Changes Hacker News While... by jbert on Friday January 18, 2008 @02:31AM (#100219)
Thanks to you and shiro for the replies. It sounds as though the REPL is more useful for inspection than modification - which makes sense. Graceful addition of new functionality is useful, but provided by other frameworks.

/goes off to think about how best to provide an inspection-based REPL to his web app