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If you ever develop clojure, you'll want to give emacs + cider a spin. You can develop in vim, but cider is really pretty amazing these days and there is no eq
by DigitalJack 11y ago
If you ever develop clojure, you'll want to give emacs + cider a spin. You can develop in vim, but cider is really pretty amazing these days and there is no equivalent in vim that I'm aware of.