> > Sorry to be an absolute pain, but could we not have a single page that > has (almost everything) that a newbie might want to know. Can't we be > a bit opinionated, like: > > editor: emacs > builder: leiningen > repl: swank > emacs packages: clojure-mode, paredit, highlight-parens, autocomplete, > ac-slime > > Newbies don't want choices for options they don't understand. Can we > decide on a canonical (or several canonical) solutions. Like > packaging. When they get more advanced and want to swap components > out, great. Maybe clojure-mode isn't the place for this. Can we > create a repo that is for this type of thing? By we I mean Phil or > Sean, since you guys are known to the community. I picture a single > page for each of these canonical setups, so the user doesn't have to > click somewhere else. A page that brings it all together. People go > buy books for this type of thing. They don't want the book saying: > "Now go buy this other book for this step in the process". > > What I'm really asking for is does the community (anyone) see value in > this type of thing, and if so can we create a github repo dedicated to the > purpose? >
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