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I recommend emacs, try braveclojure.com - it's a pain to set up properly but well worth it.
by mping 7y ago
I recommend emacs, try braveclojure.com - it's a pain to set up properly but well worth it.
- iLemming 7y agoAs an avid Emacsen, I would usually recommend Clojure-mode and CIDER only if you are already familiar with Emacs. Learning both - Clojure and Emacs can be really frustrating and may potentially become a "deal-breaking" impediment. Almost every [popular] editor/IDE today supports Clojure (not many mainstream langs can proudly say so)