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Note: you don't need to commit to Emacs to get the productivity benefits of Clojure. Eclipse with the Counterclockwise plugin (and I believe IntelliJ with Curs

by Mikera 11y ago

Note: you don't need to commit to Emacs to get the productivity benefits of Clojure. Eclipse with the Counterclockwise plugin (and I believe IntelliJ with Cursive too) also give you comprehensive REPL, s-expr manipulation and paredit features.

huahaiy 11y ago
vim with fireplace.vim and paredit.vim plugins are pretty nice as well.
ane 11y ago
The benefit of CIDER (the Clojure Emacs development environment) is that it now has a s-expr based debugger, whereas Cursive's debugger is still call stack based. So you can traverse the AST like in any other Lisp debugger and evaluate and manipulate s-exprs as you go.