* Both freewheeling apps and the driver for them currently benefit from being
launched in terminal windows rather than by being clicked on in a desktop
OS. See [the driver app](https://codeberg.org/akkartik/driver.love/src/branch/main/README.md)
for details.
* This app encourages a style of development that requires top-level
definitions to be decoupled from each other. No live functions load until
all definitions have been run. However top-level globals are initialized as
they're loaded. This makes a definition like this a very bad idea, assuming
`Foo` and `Bar` are top-level variables:
Foo = {
Bar
}
Don't assume that Bar will exist when Foo is defined. We don't currently
have any checks for this.
* Don't give up your other tools just yet. It's easy to make a mistake that
the app doesn't recover from when you fix it. Try restarting the app, and if
it still doesn't work, perhaps you need to fix the initial load. This isn't
yet a tool you can keep open for months on end. (And I'm ambivalent about
making it such a tool since your programs might stop working for others.)
* I still see driver and the app being driven occasionally crash. When I do I
try to make things more robust. If you do you'll quite possibly crash again
if you try to restart. In such a situation you'll have to bump down to
editing the underlying version files by other means. See [representation.md](representation.md)
for details of the underlying representation on disk.