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out of curiosity, is js going to be your "elisp"?
by mattbriggs 14y ago
out of curiosity, is js going to be your "elisp"?
- phyzome 14y agoClojurescript, actually -- a Clojure dialect that compiles to JS. Well, Clojure too, on the server side of things.
- Arelius 14y agoAre we really gonna need the JVM running the backend for this? That seems so unnecessary.
- Rayne 14y agoI'm pretty sure the core of it is to be written in Clojure, so yes, you'll need the JVM running. It is necessary if it is to be written in a JVM language. Eclipse and a number of other IDEs also require a JVM to be running.
- mattbriggs 14y agoyou could probably just precompile your extension
- Arelius 14y agoafaict, precompiled java still requires the jvm.
- frio 14y agoGiven the initial goal was for a Clojure editor (which runs on the JVM), running the JVM was a prerequisite anyway.