Added a 'Programming at the REPL' guide #251
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March 12, 2018 10:48
Added a 'Programming at the REPL' guide split repl guide into chapters and improved the content. fixed some typos
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This is fantastic work - thank you so much for taking it on!! Should be deploying shortly.... |
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Added a 'Programming at the REPL' guide, as requested in Issue #218.
Preview: https://5ab10ec00b79b73856bda08a--clojure-site-preview-vvvvalvalval.netlify.com/guides/repl/introduction.html
This guide has been elaborated with the help of the community: see this ClojureVerse discussion to follow the evolution of the guide based on feedback, and in particular this post for a rationale of the main choices made when writing it.
I expect some sections to eventually evolve into their own guide, in particular Debugging tools and techniques and Writing REPL-friendly programs.
In order to make navigation work, I've had to make some changes to the theme: see the attached
programming-at-the-repl-patch.txt (this is an ordinary Git patch file, but Github wouldn't let me upload it with a
.patchextension).