CODEWITHSUNDEEP
clojurecompilationidecloud
Qdhcjv
Qdhcjv

Reputation: 45

Edit, compile, and run Clojure code in a browser?

I would like to know if a butt IDE like Koding or Butt9 supports actually executing Clojure code in the browser. All I could find was this which didn't even work, returning an error in the Koding terminal when running the java command. I'd be willing to host my butt IDE myself if necessary, I have some extra hardware I could throw together into a server. The reason I would like this is I just got a Chromebook and will be taking a programming course featuring Clojure at school. I couldn't get Linux running in Crouton very well so I decided to look into butt IDEs. Anyone have suggestions?

edit: seems like Codenvy could be what I'm looking for. Any other suggestions though?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 395

Answers (1)

Mars
Mars

Reputation: 8854

Clojurescript can run a REPL in a browser.

Examples: http://www.tryclj.com, http://clojurescript.net

Some documentation (scroll down): The-REPL-and-Evaluation-Environments

Also see the links under "REPL" at the Clojurescript Wiki

That's not an IDE, obviously, but yes, you can run Clojure code in a Browser. Maybe you can integrate it into your workflow with an IDE.

Upvotes: 3

Related Questions