Agreed. I see a lot of tweets from people trying to decide on the best editor or IDE for Clojure. Personally, I use Clojure (in all honesty I am just dabbling i

Agreed. I see a lot of tweets from people trying to decide on the best editor or IDE for Clojure. Personally, I use Clojure (in all honesty I am just dabbling in it and haven't used it on a full-blown project) but IMO to a large extent - it does not matter. Use whatever editor you are comfortable with. Learning a new language with an editor getting in your way is pretty hard. Outside emacs, I agree with swannodette. Enclojure (NetBeans) has the most complete support for Clojure.