This is an idea that came from Heart of Clojure discussions ♥️ one of many.
I want to experiment with this concept, I want to use the inspect operations in nREPL that allow us to slowly explore VERY large data structures without printing it all at once.
The user gets to pull more data where required but they won't lock up Neovim printing thousands of lines at once.
I want this to integrate into the log seamlessly and not to be another interface and set of concepts. Maybe using folds in a smart way?
I don't know if this is possible, but let's throw some science at the wall and see what sticks.
I'm also inspired by Colin Flemming and his demos of new Cursive features in a coffee shop before I headed home 🙂
This is an idea that came from Heart of Clojure discussions ♥️ one of many.
I want to experiment with this concept, I want to use the inspect operations in nREPL that allow us to slowly explore VERY large data structures without printing it all at once.
The user gets to pull more data where required but they won't lock up Neovim printing thousands of lines at once.
I want this to integrate into the log seamlessly and not to be another interface and set of concepts. Maybe using folds in a smart way?
I don't know if this is possible, but let's throw some science at the wall and see what sticks.
I'm also inspired by Colin Flemming and his demos of new Cursive features in a coffee shop before I headed home 🙂