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Clojure For the Brave and True includes an excellent clojure setup for emacs[0] [0] https://www.braveclojure.com/basic-emacs/ https://www.braveclojure.com/basi

• vindarel 9y ago
  It's a nice tutorial but not a download-and-run app like Portacle is. And it messes up with our config: > Delete ~/.emacs or ~/.emacs.d if they exist.
• scroot 9y ago
  Every time I've tried to follow the setup tutorial in that book I've not been able to get something basic to work, like the REPL or the flycheck parser. It's prevented me from really diving in to be honest.
  • abhirag 9y ago
    Probably give Emacs Live (https://overtone.github.io/emacs-live/ https://overtone.github.io/emacs-live/) or Spacemacs (http://spacemacs.org/ http://spacemacs.org/) with the Clojure layer installed a try. Learning Emacs and Clojure both at the same time can be kinda overwhelming though and if you are just interested in Clojure and not Emacs you should probably just start with Cursive (https://cursive-ide.com/ https://cursive-ide.com/)
    • scroot 9y ago
      I'll try one of those -- might be good to have something separate. I use Emacs as my main editor and there's already a lot added onto it. Thanks for the links.