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!
5. Божидар
6. Bozhidar
7. Bug cool
8. Bozho cool
9. Bozo not cool
13. Sofia, Bulgaria
17. @bbatsov
18. The CIDER Guy
19. Head Brewmaster at CIDER’s Brewery
20. CIDER: Inside The Brewery
22. Clojure Interactive Development Environment that Rocks
23. … for Emacs
24. Sales Update
25. Primary Clojure dev environment? (2014) Other 13% LT 12% CCW 5% fireplace 14% Cursive 14% CIDER 42%
26. Primary Clojure dev environment (2015) Other 10% LT 5% fireplace 12% Cursive 27% CIDER 46%
27. Near future (optimistic) Other 10% CIDER 90%
28. Near future (worst case) Cursive 34% Other 15% CIDER 51%
29. Customer Satisfaction
30. 110%
31. 10%
32. Customer Testimonials
33. Using CIDER is exciting. You never know if cider-jack-in will work or not! — Mich Hickey
34. CIDER changed my life! I used to go bungee jumping to get an adrenaline rush - now I simply upgrade CIDER! — Alex Killer
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
36. CIDER’s learning curve is amazing! I’m still amazed it never ends! — Zach Hellman
37. Half the things in Emacs and CIDER seem magic to me. Every time I use them I feel like a wizard! — Anna Parenlicka
39. ClojureX 2015
40. CIDER 0.10
41. Bulgarian Liberation Day 2016
42. CIDER 0.11 (Bulgaria)
43. Require Clojure 1.7+
44. Require Java 7+
45. Run all loaded/project tests
46. Enlighten
49. Auto-injection of CIDER’s dependencies
51. Clojure/west 2016
52. CIDER 0.12 (Seattle)
53. Improved handling of internal middleware errors
56. Conditional breakpoints
57. Step-in while debugging
58. Test result improvements
59. Zenburn & Solarized support
60. cider-auto-test-mode
61. Eldoc improvements
62. Display docstring on mouse hover
64. Totally reorganized menus
68. One more thing…
69. A Real Manual
70. A Real Manual
72. http://cider.readthedocs.org/
73. CIDER 0.13 (California)
74. Eldoc improvements
77. Unified evaluation commands keymap
78. C-c C-v something
79. cider-eval-sexp-at-point
80. C-c C-v (C-)v
81. Tracking of evaluated expressions
84. “See also” section in doc buffers
86. A cornucopia of small additions and improvements
87. CIDER 0.14 (Berlin)
88. Display spec in doc buffers
90. Re-run last test
91. C-c C-t (C-)g
92. The usual mix of bug fixes, small additions and improvements
93. Important life lesson ahead…
94. Sometimes, the pain of upgrading CIDER is well worth it!
95. Always stock up on alcohol before attempting to upgrade CIDER!
97. CIDER 0.15 (london)
99. In other news…
100. clj-refactor
101. clojure-mode
102. inf-clojure
104. The Journey Ahead
105. Improved experience for newcomers
106. More polished UI/UX
107. ETA ~ 3 months
108. Built-in refactoring
109. ETA ~ 3-6 months
110. Feature Parity between ClojureScript and Clojure
111. ETA ~ 1+ years
112. Support for the Clojure 1.8 socket REPL
113. ETA ~ 1+ years
116. Conference-driven development
117. Clojure/conj EuroClojure ClojureX ClojureRemote
118. Clojure/west
119. Bug’s break-up Rock-bottom
121. Come whatever may…
122. I need your help!
123. Felina
124. Credits twitter: @bbatsov github: @bbatsov http//batsov.com http://emacsredux.com ClojureX 2016 London, United Kingdom 02.12.2016