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First of all, I'm using Linux and it opened on Firefox instead of Chromium. Secondly, it seemed quite slow, and I can't use Ctrl+Shift+Up to select a paragraph above and Ctrl+Shift+Down to do the same to the paragraph below, like on Emacs. Either way, the live interpretation of Clojure code looks really great, keep on working and good luck!
EDIT: Just tried this , atleast this shows the last calls made to the functions
(defn my-add [a b] (+ a b))
(defn fact[x] (if ((my-add (fact (my-add 3 3)) (fact (my-add 2 5)))
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OUTPUT
(defn my-add [||720|| ||5040||] (+ ||720|| ||5040||))
(defn fact[||1||] (if ((my-add (fact (my-add 3 3)) (fact (my-add 2 5)))|| => 5760||
That's pretty strange - any idea where my machine is borked?
Doesn't work on my iMac (from '11 all software up-to-date). :S
But not providing hashes and using a two stage downloader and not using ssl and using auto updates and not using code signing means that your app will now be the weakest link in terms of security for all but the worst configured computers.
While it's almost certain no one is targeting you or your users now, that could change when people see such a weakness or could leave people open to local attackers that you'll never have a chance to notice.
Script hangs on server launch process -- cat server.log yields a NoClassDefFoundError for java/util/concurrent/LinkedTransferQueue. That's pretty strange - any idea where my machine is borked?
I somehow fail to see how it does something useful for recursive functions.
Clojure in general prefers the loop/recur construct over real recursion. You still can't see each iteration of the loop, though; perhaps that's what you meant by useful.
Script hangs on server launch process -- cat server.log yields a NoClassDefFoundError for java/util/concurrent/LinkedTransferQueue. That's pretty strange - any idea where my machine is borked?
That class was added in Java 7 - maybe you have older Java?
Fantastic software by the way. Could really see this having a big impact on a lot of people's development style.