> Most common dev environment for it is a complex emacs tool chain. IntelliJ + Cursive is not far behind. From the 2021 Clojure survey 43% of the devs were on

> Most common dev environment for it is a complex emacs tool chain. IntelliJ + Cursive is not far behind. From the 2021 Clojure survey 43% of the devs were on Emacs and 31% on IntelliJ/Cursive. Then 12% VS Code etc. Anyway I don't think an Emacs setup to develop in Clojure is that complex. I'm using Emacs with both Cider and LSP: doesn't strike me as particularly complicated to set up. If you're familiar at all with Emacs, it's pretty straightforward to configure. If you're not familiar with Emacs, you can use IntelliJ with the Cursive plugin: apparently as much as one third of all the Clojure dev opt for that setup. As a sidenote apparently 52% of the Clojure devs are on OS X and "only" 37% on Linux.