erez-rabih

For a long time I've been heavily using terminal based tools for most of my needs (Vim as editor, pg for postgres, k9s for kubernetes etc) but recently I started seeing the advantage in UI-based tools such as DataGrip for database and query management

As a heavy helm user, I will surely give this one a try

I’ve been professionally working with clojure for the last few years and never understood the comment block use cases.

Of course I might be missing some obvious advantages but it seems to me that it is better to invest the time in turning these comments into tests rather than having them thrown randomly in source files.

I mean eventually all these comment blocks are just test cases aren’t they? We use them to evaluate expressions and compare the output value to our expectations. When I want to explore I build a small test case and use the fast feedback loop to have it as interactive as possible. Would be happy to hear any thoughts on this.