Chris Granger on the LightTable architecture
I am sad that LT didn't succeed as I hoped (I was a backer), but this email highlights a very important feature for succesful open-source projects (which LT was meant to be from the start), which is to make them accessible to other contributors.<p>Building your project in a niche language (not just Clojure, but ClojureScript) is a risk. Making it tough to follow the code/data flow is indeed a terrible decision (though usually a silent one as a side-effect of other architectural choices). Etc...<p>I'm an Emacs user, and I'm still waiting for the Next Great Editable Editor. (Though since it moved to Git [thanks ESR!], maybe Emacs itself will get a new wind)