> It’s been two weeks since I started using Sublime Clojure REPL myself. And you know what? I started to really enjoy Clojure exceptions! Short, concise, pointi

> It’s been two weeks since I started using Sublime Clojure REPL myself. And you know what? I started to really enjoy Clojure exceptions! Short, concise, pointing directly to the error, formatted in Clojure naming convention, not in Java munged style which you need to decypher back to Clojure. It’s a fantastic experience, even if on paper it doesn’t sound as much. Aren't bad exceptions one of the top issues for new (and old) users? I think solving this is a much bigger deal than you're making it out to be.