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        <title>Live repling to infinity and beyond</title>
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          Do&apos;s and Don&apos;ts about live repling with Clojure - 
          Introduction If you are an experienced Clojure developer, I don’t need to convince you of the beauty of REPL Driven Development. This blog article is not about that, I wanted to focus on live REPLs, where a live REPL is just a REPL connected to a machine that’s not your...
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          Using Kaocha and circleci to improve your tests speed - 
          How to speed up your build Having a faster CI feedback loop is always a good thing, and there at least three ways to make your tests faster: Split them in multiple jobs: This definitively makes sense when you have some clear distinctions, like unit/integration/e2e tests that also require different...
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