Before I developed Gaze, I've tried some update-and-run type of tools including Entr, but I was not able to find tools that designed to be for quick coding. That’s the reason I developed Gaze that you can define each extension’s default behavior and invoke quickly just by typing “gaze a.py”. Gaze’s response time and parallel handling and flexible options should be great for the purpose!
Gaze also have a restart feature (-r) but I don’t know it’s same as Entr’s. I’ll look into it, thank you!
You should have a donation link. I've been fiddling with gaze off and on this eve. I love that I can simply write a quick test under my (defun ...) and then :w, which is already my habit, to see if it works. This erases all the hubbub I have to do in between saving and testing. A perfect niche. Gaze exactly soothes a common pain point.
It is going to be part of my workflow, and at least worth a beer or highly caffeinated beverage.
Before I developed Gaze, I've tried some update-and-run type of tools including Entr, but I was not able to find tools that designed to be for quick coding. That’s the reason I developed Gaze that you can define each extension’s default behavior and invoke quickly just by typing “gaze a.py”. Gaze’s response time and parallel handling and flexible options should be great for the purpose!
Gaze also have a restart feature (-r) but I don’t know it’s same as Entr’s. I’ll look into it, thank you!