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Provide a minimal complete example on how to jack-in #779

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@beders

To make the VSCode+Calva combination more attractive to newcomers, lower some of the barriers of entry.
That means, in Getting Started, show a simple way to get from an empty directory to having a REPL ready to go.
This doesn't force people to step away from the Calva docs to research lein oder tools-deps.
Instead, provide two minimal example files that Calva accepts as a valid starting point.

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  1. bpringe commented on Sep 6, 2020

    @bpringe
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    Hi @beders. First of all, thank you very much for your sponsorship! I like this suggestion.

  2. bpringe commented on Sep 6, 2020

    @bpringe
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    Just making a note here that what we document for this task may depend on what changes are made per #780, so we should wait to document this until that issue is resolved.

  3. practicalli-johnny commented on Oct 23, 2020

    @practicalli-johnny

    This is the jack-in guide for VSCode & Calva we've used for ClojureBridgeLondon (its about 9 months old, so might need tweaking)

    http://practicalli.github.io/clojure/clojure-editors/editor-user-guides/vscode-calva.html

    I can work on the documentation in November if its still outstanding.

  4. bpringe commented on Oct 23, 2020

    @bpringe
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    Thanks for the link. Yeah, that guide is from before we added the new output/repl window, I think. That would be great if you worked on the docs for this!

    See here for instructions on editing the docs, it's pretty simple: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/wiki/How-to-Hack-on-Calva#editing-documentation

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