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jakemcc/README.md

Hello

You can find more about me at jakemccrary.com. I've been writing since 2010. Sign up for my mailing list (a periodic email promoting what I've written and read since the previous email) or subscribe to the RSS feed.

I'm into fast feedback at all levels of the development cycle.

Of my open source work, I'm most proud of test-refresh and lein-autoexpect. Both enable fast feedback by running your Clojure tests as quick as possible after saving your Clojure code. Their code isn't the prettiest but it works and I've had very experienced Clojure programs say test-refresh has changed their development style.

You can also find me on Twitter.

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  1. test-refresh test-refresh Public

    Refreshes and reruns clojure.tests in your project.

    Clojure 393 28

  2. clojure-expectations/lein-autoexpect clojure-expectations/lein-autoexpect Public

    Run expecations when source or test files change

    Clojure 103 12

  3. reload reload Public

    Ring middleware that uses tools.namespace to reload changed files

    Clojure 11