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You're not alone. Sadly, the state of Clojure IDEs is the cause of much frustration for newcomers. It's getting better, but still not perfect. Guides like th
by fogus 17y ago
You're not alone.
Sadly, the state of Clojure IDEs is the cause of much frustration for newcomers. It's getting better, but still not perfect. Guides like this will help tremendously.
- prosa 17y agoNot to mention that I started with VimClojure. Trying to get Nailgun working felt like I was using a real nailgun on my computer, with similar results.
- va_coder 17y agoTrue. I used this forum post to help me get started with nailgun: http://www.mail-archive.com/clojure@googlegroups.com/msg16200.html http://www.mail-archive.com/clojure@googlegroups.com/msg1620... The other tip not mentioned is that you must evaluate each expression. So if there are two expressions or functions and the second uses the first. You must first run <Leader>et for the first and then <Leader>et for the second. Although this is an "issue" with some Emacs commands as well. We need a vimclojure wiki.
- gtani 17y agoi think for folks doing some combination of clojure, scala, jruby and groovy, netBeans is the path of least resistance. I hope Oracle realizes this, and devotes resources to maintenance, at the very least.