CIDER Inside the Brewery
summary
CIDER reports concrete progress: interactive Clojure debugger, inline evaluation results and dynamic font-locking and indentation landed; CIDER 0.11 drops Clojure 1.5/1.6 and Java 6 and adds Enlighten mode and jack-in fixes; CIDER 0.12 is brewing with conditional breakpoints, step-into, nicer menus, CIDER hydras, ldoc namespace disambiguation and a web manual on Read the Docs; 139 contributors help; claimed market share rises from 42% to 46%; expected full 0.12 release in Spring 2016 and today’s prerelease is available, plus auto-test mode.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:45slide intentionally left blank
- 3:08The CIDER Guy
- 3:46Clojure Interactive Development Environment that Rocks
- 4:20Does CIDER really rock?
- 5:12SALES UPDATE
- 6:14CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
- 6:45CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
- 8:21CIDER 0.8
- 8:33CIDER 0.9
- 9:08Boot support
- 9:23CIDER 0.10
- 9:51Dynamic font-locking
- 10:27Dynamic indentation
- 12:16Run all loaded/project tests
- 13:53Improved handling of internal middleware errors
- 15:43Zenburn & Solarized support
- 16:03cider-auto-test-mode
- 16:48Display docstring on mouse hover
- 18:02CIDER Hydras
- 19:29A Real Manual
- 20:33CIDER 0.12 is available for pre-order NOW!
- 21:07THE JOURNEY AHEAD
- 21:41Improved experience for newcomers
- 23:35Built-in refactoring
- 24:30Feature Parity between ClojureScript and Clojure
- 25:50Support for the Clojure 1.8 socket REPL
- 27:18ETA - call me maybe?
- 27:45Screencasts
- 28:58Conference-driven development
