awesome-backseat-driver

Clojure development skill — any dialect, any runtime. Use for all Clojure work, regardless of dialect or runtime: planning, reading, reviewing, designing, coding, debugging, testing, refactoring. Use whenever you are using Backseat Driver tools.

Write idiomatic Babashka (bb) scripts and modules. Covers babashka.fs, babashka.process, babashka.cli, babashka.http-client, and built-in namespaces. Use when: writing bb scripts, creating or modifying a task, REPL-driven Babashka development, editing .clj files in directories with bb.edn or scripts/ folders, using Backseat Driver tools with Babashka.

Write idiomatic bb.edn tasks: thin wrappers delegating to scripts/*.clj modules. Use when: creating or modifying a bb task, babashka tasks, editing bb.edn or {scripts,bb}/*.clj files, using Backseat Driver tools with Babashka.

Live tamper with web pages and write userscripts using Epupp (ClojureScript/Scittle in the browser). Use when: working with Epupp projects, browser tampering, userscripts, live REPL in browser tabs, or using Backseat Driver tools with Epupp.

Squint ClojureScript development — writing Squint code, compilation, REPL workflow, debugging, and tooling. Use when: working with Squint projects, planning, writing, or reviewing Squint code, .cljs files compiled to .mjs, Squint REPL sessions, debugging compiled output, checking whether clojure.core functions exist in Squint, or setting up Squint builds. Use whenever you are using Backseat Driver tools with Squint.