I think Clojure is so much better with emacs, and teaching working tooling is the key to teaching a language. That's because actually doing the coding is the ke

I think Clojure is so much better with emacs, and teaching working tooling is the key to teaching a language. That's because actually doing the coding is the key to understanding the language. Emacs is by far the best editor out there for this language. One of the trickiest aspects to picking up emacs is the emacs init files, which the author provided. I just think it's awesome that he takes you from zero to a working development environment and doesn't leave getting code running as an exercise for the reader (which would mean many wouldn't get it running).