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Said every author of a component library :) Maybe the plurality of choice is good.
hehe yes. There are plenty of other languages with dominant frameworks etc; I like being in a community of experimenters.
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Not really running agents at all literally just using the $20 chatGPT subscription and editing files.
Well, that's not how a Clojure dev normally would write it. If you're not using the REPL (with or without AI) - you're missing the point/misusing the tool. Therefore "remains shockingly bad" perspective is unfair - it's like using a screwdriver to remove nails while complaining that it keeps bending.
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Not really running agents at all literally just using the $20 chatGPT subscription and editing files.
Well, that's not how a Clojure dev normally would write it. If you're not using the REPL (with or without AI) - you're missing the point/misusing the tool. Therefore "remains shockingly bad" perspective is unfair - it's like using a screwdriver to remove nails while complaining that it keeps bending.
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Well, that's not how a Clojure dev normally would write it. If you're not using the REPL (with or without AI) - you're missing the point/misusing the tool. Therefore "remains shockingly bad" perspective is unfair - it's like using a screwdriver to remove nails while complaining that it keeps bending.
I'm happy to hear any thoughts you have on the best way to make use of it. Presently I use emacs and cider but I'm not altogether unhappy with IntelliJ or VSCode
Alternatively, you can use Dmitry Sotnikov's agentic tool³. Dima is a well-known Clojurista (with published books, etc.) I have not tried that myself because I prefer staying in Emacs, but it might be even easier choice for someone else.
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² https://github.com/agzam/death-contraptions/tree/main/tools/...