Clojure REPL

Thank you so much for fixing it on Android 5! Sadly (doc) is gone with the latest release :(

Great to have the Clojure REPL on Android. Very useful for trying out ideas on the go. Thanks.

Will give it 5 star if it supports (doc ...) function

Love it! For those looking for doc: (use 'clojure.repl)

Does the job

CLOJURE ROCKS

Thank you so much for fixing it on Android 5! Sadly (doc) is gone with the latest release :(

This app is a very simple Clojure Read-Eval-Print-Loop. It is somewhat useful to me for experimenting with ideas and algorithms in my free time while I am away from my computer. The user interface is clean, and the history feature is very good -- just touch a previous line of code to copy it back into the input bar. However, there are two features which are missing: 1. no auto-complete, which makes it very difficult to use unless you have a keyboard 2. No ability to save your command history into a file, so you need another app to use for your text editor if you want to save your work. If you do use your mobile device to write a full Clojure program, you can simply use the Clojure standard function (load-file "/path/to/file").

Simple to pick up and get coding. I would love to be able to save a namespace or something in order to build complexity.

I would like to see leiningen or maybe some Android environment access (dialog boxes, graphics, etc).

Clojure REPL on Android. What you see is what you get. It would be nice if it had more Android integration -- "open with" capability for .clj files, or the ability to share files directly to it for immediate execution. But a terrific start.

The C# Shell app is a great example of how to do a mobile REPL (most of which this app lacks, but would be much better suited to): load, save, GUI library/namespace management, GUI app panel, current var/val list, snippets, samples, &c.

Does the job but it doesn't persist the input. Some kind of formatting/coloring would be nice too, but it's a feature request, not a bug. Persisting is what worries me. Otherwise - it's useful

Great app, offers everything I hope for out of a mobile Clojure REPL :) Just out of curiosity, since Clojure 1.8 has been released, will there be an update to upgrade to either 1.7 or 1.8?

Thanks for this awesome tool - It really makes my transit home more bearable. The UI is highly functional (no pun intended), but it does seem a bit dated. One immediate improvement I can suggest is making the return key press trigger the 'eval' button.

Infinite lazy sequences don't terminate printing (and hence realisation) causing the app to freeze. Would be good if it just printed out the first 100 outputs. Also, clojure.java doesn't seem to work...

No words, it's an awesome app.

Would be great a keyboard with some convenient keys for parenthesis tho.

Just the job for learning clojure on the train

Great work, but it would be really great if you changed app icon to something with better resolution - those pixels can actually kill a perfectionist, you know:)

I cannot get (doc hello) from example to work, it gives compiler exception.

Thank you! It now installed and works great on my S5. Hooray! Well done!

Thanks for fixing! This is a fantastic development aid.

Awesome!!!

Very good

Very nice for checking the occasional algorithm while reading a book about the language. I do wish that it had instructions (or at least a link) on how to hook up the VimClojure server to an editor though. I assume that it's not overly difficult, but we are sort of left to guess or research for ourselves... Would also be nice to see it updated to a newer version of the language. Thanks for the good work though.

Now that I have a newer phone with a bigger screen I've started using it more. Makes me happy when I am sad. Update is great!

Now that its been updated to a more recent version of Clojure, it is much more appealing. Works reliably on my phone, haven't seen crashes. I like that it can detect and replay sessions when it gets stopped by Android. What I'd wish for was some kind of mini keyboard to enter frequently used characters like ()[]{}'#% that are often deeply hidden in usual keyboards. Maybe even some intelligent more do open and close the proper parentheses.

Had this as my bus companion while working my way through clojure books. Made a huge difference

Perfect for the train journey to work

With the 1.7 update, art is now supported. Still i wonder why cant I am not able to do a doc eg. (doc seq) . This dont work with some editors as well. Keep up the good work.

Can you PLEASE provide some kind of a donation link? This is too valuable, to go unrewarded.

Would be great a keyboard with some convenient keys for parenthesis tho.

Often read clojure manuals on way. With this app I can get kind of practices

Thank you so much for fixing it on Android 5! Sadly (doc) is gone with the latest release :(

I get an error -504. Though it works on android 4.4

Time to upgrade to 1.5+

The C# Shell app is a great example of how to do a mobile repo (most of which this app lacks, but would be much better suited to): load, save, GUI library/namespace management, GUI app panel, current var/val list, snippets, samples, &c.

You did a great job!

At startup on a Nexus 5 with ART enabled, at least