Supercharging your REPL-driven development workflow by Martín Varela


Details
The development follows a write-compile-run/test cycle in the most commonly used programming languages. This implies changing context at least once (to compile and run), most likely twice (if writing tests concurrently with the code).
When using languages with a REPL, such as Clojure and Common Lisp, we can write, run, and test our code incrementally at the expression level without leaving our editor window and seeing the results immediately. This allows for a highly fluid development experience.
We'll cover the benefits of a REPL-driven approach and how to turbo-charge the REPL workflow by using
- Portal, a data visualization tool, and
- Flow-storm, a tracing debugger.
Where:
Metosin Oy
Kirkkokatu 4 A 51 10th floor
90100 Oulu
The meetup adheres to the Berlin Code of Conduct: https://berlincodeofconduct.org/
The event is sponsored by Metosin Oy.

Supercharging your REPL-driven development workflow by Martín Varela