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For Clojure, VSCode with the Calva and clj-kondo extensions installed is a pretty good, free starting point. Also, if you are used to the Jetbrains tools like

by mjul 6y ago

For Clojure, VSCode with the Calva and clj-kondo extensions installed is a pretty good, free starting point. Also, if you are used to the Jetbrains tools like IntelliJ, try the Cursive IDE (paid).

harperlee 6y ago
Cursive is free for non-commercial use.
kls 6y ago
I actually like the VS code tooling better than Cursive. Not knocking it, but have never felt lacking doing Clojure in VS Code.