In README.md, you'll notice there are two sections dealing with IntelliJ IDEA, #### Figwheel ClojureScript REPL in Cursive/IntelliJ IDEA and #### Dirac ClojureScript REPL in Cursive/IntelliJ IDEA. I think your new section on using the Figwheel REPL in Eclipse will ideally begin with #### and be located just before the section #### Debugging with Dirac. And if you provide a second section on using Dirac with Eclipse, it should parallel the second one, located just before #### More Dirac ClojureScript REPLs.
I don't know what all is involved in getting a Windows machine set up with the Owlet UI app, but I tried to keep the instructions about getting the app running (on a Mac) separate from using a particular editor or IDE. Looking back at the document, I now see how much in the beginning is specific to Unix. So if instructions for running Owlet UI on Windows are substantially different, maybe we just need two separate documents, one tailored for MacOS and one for Windows.
Just my $0.02:
In
README.md, you'll notice there are two sections dealing with IntelliJ IDEA,#### Figwheel ClojureScript REPL in Cursive/IntelliJ IDEAand#### Dirac ClojureScript REPL in Cursive/IntelliJ IDEA. I think your new section on using the Figwheel REPL in Eclipse will ideally begin with####and be located just before the section#### Debugging with Dirac. And if you provide a second section on using Dirac with Eclipse, it should parallel the second one, located just before#### More Dirac ClojureScript REPLs.I don't know what all is involved in getting a Windows machine set up with the Owlet UI app, but I tried to keep the instructions about getting the app running (on a Mac) separate from using a particular editor or IDE. Looking back at the document, I now see how much in the beginning is specific to Unix. So if instructions for running Owlet UI on Windows are substantially different, maybe we just need two separate documents, one tailored for MacOS and one for Windows.
Thoughts?