Effective use of the Backseat Driver extension and its tools for Clojure interactive programming. Use when: working in Clojure (including all dialects and runtimes) project, be it reading, planning, developing, or evaluating code in the REPL, looking up function documentation or ClojureDocs examples, choosing REPL…
Structural editing of Clojure files using Backseat Driver tools. Use when editing or planning edits: creating/adding/inserting/replacing/deleting top-level forms, fixing bracket balance, resolving indentation issues, planning multi-edit sequences, recovering from failed edits, or working with Rich Comment Forms in…
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