I don't think it gives you a whole lot over emacs with figwheel set up but it does seem to minimize the barrier to entry (ie emacs no longer soft mandatory). I

I don't think it gives you a whole lot over emacs with figwheel set up but it does seem to minimize the barrier to entry (ie emacs no longer soft mandatory). I think if it grows a sublimetext style command pallet and shortcut arsenal it could very well be the default new-to-clojure experience. It could fill the role in the clojure ecosystem that Haskell for Mac does in haskell's ecosystem.