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Add Secrets of Gorilla page #5
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LGTM, thanks :-)
If you have leiningen installed and you want to create a project called `foo`, for which you can use Gorilla REPL as your development environment, then `cd` into the directory where you want it to live and type: | ||
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lein new gorilla-app foo |
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I guess we should remember to update the dep in the gorilla-app-template project as well, coordinated with the release.
I wonder whether we ought to add that to the release process docs on the developer page?
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This should be fixed
Sourced from Lee Spector (lspector@hampshire.edu), revised October 19, 2016 | ||
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This document provides tips on using the combination of Leiningen (<http://leiningen.org>) and Gorilla REPL (<http://gorilla-repl.org>) **as a complete Clojure programming environment**. The key features for using Gorilla as a complete environment are: |
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Could we maybe expand this a tiny bit to add context:
"This document was written for university students at the Hampshire College taking a course where they likely use Clojure for the first time. It provides [snip] environment. You might find it useful if you're just getting started with Clojure, as it provides an easy workflow for development. The key features [snip]"
This would help explain newly merged features.