A Few Pints of CIDER

Slide deck from my ClojureRemote 2016 talk.

Transcript

1. Hello!
2. Божидар
3. Bug
4. @bbatsov
5. Bulgaria
6. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
8. I’m an Emacs fanatic
9. I love Clojure
10. I love liquor
11. I love cider
12. A FeW PINTS of CIDER by Bozhidar Batsov
15. Clojure Interactive Development Environment that Rocks
16. … for Emacs
17. Which is your primary Clojure dev environment? (2015) Other 10% LightTable 5% fireplace 12% Cursive 27% CIDER 46%
18. Near future (optimistic) Others 10% CIDER 90%
19. Near future (worst case) Cursive 25% Others 15% CIDER 60%
20. Is Emacs the One True Editor that will bring balance to the Source?
21. Absolutely!
22. But I love my vim so much…
23. Spacemacs
25. Clojure/conj 2014
26. CIDER 0.8
27. EuroClojure 2015
28. CIDER 0.9
29. Debugger
32. Boot support
33. ClojureX 2015
34. CIDER 0.10
35. Inline evaluation results
37. Improved debugger
38. Better handling of multiple connections
39. Improved ClojureScript support
40. M-x cider-jack-in-clojurescript
41. Dynamic font-locking
44. Dynamic indentation
47. Colourful REPL
49. In the mean time…
50. inf-clojure
51. clojure-mode 5.0
52. clojure-mode 5.1
53. clojure-mode 5.2
54. clj-refactor
56. Conference-driven development
57. Clojure/conj EuroClojure ClojureX ClojureRemote
58. CIDER 0.11
59. Require Clojure 1.7+
60. Require Java 7+
61. Run all loaded tests
62. Run all project tests
63. Test Keymap (C-c C-t)
64. Debugger improvements
65. Enlighten
68. Auto-injection of CIDER’s dependencies
70. Coming to an Emacs near you in early 2016…
71. DEMO TIME
72. The Journey Ahead
73. Smaller releases
74. More frequent releases
75. A real test suite
76. Built-in refactoring
77. Feature Parity between ClojureScript and Clojure
78. Real Manual
79. Screencasts
80. But…
81. I’m just a man
82. You’re a legion
84. •Michael Griffiths (@cichli) •Lars Andersen (@expez) •Artur Malabarba (@malabarba) •Jeff Valk (@jeffvalk) Cheers!
87. 134 contributors!
88. Felina