UML is not only about class diagrams. If you use classes and objects in LISPs (Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure...), you can create the class diagrams and they will work. In Clojure I usually started (and I've seen others…
Very very good. However when I have a project with imported namespace (ns project.core (:require [seesaw.core :as s])) then when I write s/ and hit ctrl+space, the autocompletion does not see the stuff defined in that…
Yes, it's a very huge pain in the back to get it set up right and get used to it, but it was worth it. I use it (for Clojure and Python) when I can not get modern IDE. However I checked counterclockwise after a long…
UML is not only about class diagrams. If you use classes and objects in LISPs (Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure...), you can create the class diagrams and they will work. In Clojure I usually started (and I've seen others…
Very very good. However when I have a project with imported namespace (ns project.core (:require [seesaw.core :as s])) then when I write s/ and hit ctrl+space, the autocompletion does not see the stuff defined in that…
Yes, it's a very huge pain in the back to get it set up right and get used to it, but it was worth it. I use it (for Clojure and Python) when I can not get modern IDE. However I checked counterclockwise after a long…