The person you're answering is also using a REPL while coding, just not accessing it directly (= manually writing in the REPL stdin)
Instead he interacts with it via his editor's tooling, where you are in a normal file, and use a shortcut that will send a sexp/function/region/etc into the running repl and display the result.
So just to be clear you are using the repl directly?
Instead he interacts with it via his editor's tooling, where you are in a normal file, and use a shortcut that will send a sexp/function/region/etc into the running repl and display the result.
So just to be clear you are using the repl directly?