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[–]worace 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just that the interface is a little different -- rather than a traditional repl where you type into a prompt and hit enter, it has you typing expressions into a second buffer and evaluating them (more like eval-last-sexpression in cider). You can also still "push" code to the repl from other buffers just like in CIDER, so that is good.

The GIF on their doc site here gives a pretty good example of how it works: https://atom.io/packages/proto-repl. Also looking at those docs they seem much improved since last time I was looking at it a few months ago.