CIDER: Inside the Brewery (ClojureX 2016)

Slide deck from my presentation at ClojureX 2016 in London.

Transcript

1. M-x
   

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4. Hey there!
   

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5. Божидар
   

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6. Bozhidar
   

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7. Bug
   cool
   

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8. Bozho
   cool
   

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9. Bozo
   not cool
   

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13. Sofia, Bulgaria
    

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17. @bbatsov
    

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18. The CIDER Guy
    

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19. Head Brewmaster
    at CIDER’s Brewery
    

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20. CIDER:
    Inside The Brewery
    

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22. Clojure
    Interactive
    Development
    Environment that
    Rocks
    

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23. … for Emacs
    

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24. Sales Update
    

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25. Primary Clojure dev
    environment? (2014)
    Other
    13%
    LT
    12%
    CCW
    5%
    fireplace
    14%
    Cursive
    14%
    CIDER
    42%
    

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26. Primary Clojure dev
    environment (2015)
    Other
    10%
    LT
    5%
    fireplace
    12%
    Cursive
    27%
    CIDER
    46%
    

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27. Near future (optimistic)
    Other
    10%
    CIDER
    90%
    

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28. Near future (worst case)
    Cursive
    34%
    Other
    15%
    CIDER
    51%
    

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29. Customer Satisfaction
    

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30. 110%
    

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31. 10%
    

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32. Customer Testimonials
    

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33. Using CIDER is exciting. You
    never know if cider-jack-in will
    work or not!
    — Mich Hickey
    

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34. CIDER changed my life! I used to go
    bungee jumping to get an adrenaline
    rush - now I simply upgrade CIDER!
    — Alex Killer
    

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35. Using CIDER on a daily basis improved my
    piano playing skills tenfold! 8-key Emacs
    keybindings require some serious hand and
    finger coordination!
    — Bridget Mxyer
    

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36. CIDER’s learning curve is
    amazing! I’m still amazed it
    never ends!
    — Zach Hellman
    

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37. Half the things in Emacs and
    CIDER seem magic to me. Every
    time I use them I feel like a wizard!
    — Anna Parenlicka
    

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39. ClojureX 2015
    

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40. CIDER 0.10
    

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41. Bulgarian Liberation Day
    2016
    

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42. CIDER 0.11 (Bulgaria)
    

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43. Require Clojure 1.7+
    

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44. Require Java 7+
    

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45. Run all loaded/project tests
    

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46. Enlighten
    

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49. Auto-injection of CIDER’s
    dependencies
    

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51. Clojure/west 2016
    

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52. CIDER 0.12 (Seattle)
    

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53. Improved handling of
    internal middleware errors
    

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56. Conditional breakpoints
    

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57. Step-in while debugging
    

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58. Test result improvements
    

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59. Zenburn & Solarized
    support
    

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60. cider-auto-test-mode
    

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61. Eldoc improvements
    

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62. Display docstring on mouse
    hover
    

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64. Totally reorganized menus
    

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68. One more thing…
    

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69. A Real Manual
    

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70. A Real Manual
    

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72. http://cider.readthedocs.org/
    

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73. CIDER 0.13 (California)
    

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74. Eldoc improvements
    

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77. Unified evaluation commands
    keymap
    

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78. C-c C-v something
    

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79. cider-eval-sexp-at-point
    

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80. C-c C-v (C-)v
    

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81. Tracking of evaluated
    expressions
    

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84. “See also” section in doc
    buffers
    

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86. A cornucopia of small
    additions and improvements
    

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87. CIDER 0.14 (Berlin)
    

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88. Display spec in doc buffers
    

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90. Re-run last test
    

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91. C-c C-t (C-)g
    

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92. The usual mix of bug fixes, small
    additions and improvements
    

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93. Important life lesson ahead…
    

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94. Sometimes, the pain of
    upgrading CIDER is well worth
    it!
    

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95. Always stock up on alcohol
    before attempting to upgrade
    CIDER!
    

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97. CIDER 0.15 (london)
    

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99. In other news…
    

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100. clj-refactor
     

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101. clojure-mode
     

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102. inf-clojure
     

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104. The Journey Ahead
     

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105. Improved experience for
     newcomers
     

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106. More polished UI/UX
     

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107. ETA ~ 3 months
     

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108. Built-in refactoring
     

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109. ETA ~ 3-6 months
     

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110. Feature Parity between
     ClojureScript and Clojure
     

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111. ETA ~ 1+ years
     

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112. Support for the Clojure 1.8
     socket REPL
     

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113. ETA ~ 1+ years
     

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116. Conference-driven development
     

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117. Clojure/conj EuroClojure ClojureX
     ClojureRemote
     

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118. Clojure/west
     

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119. Bug’s break-up Rock-bottom
     

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121. Come whatever may…
     

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122. I need your help!
     

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123. Felina
     

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124. Credits
     twitter: @bbatsov
     github: @bbatsov
     http//batsov.com
     http://emacsredux.com
     ClojureX 2016
     London,
     United Kingdom
     02.12.2016
     

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