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I like Vim but using Clojure forces you to deal with Java at some point - and having auto complete is crucial to me. VimClojure isn't really good in advanced fu

I like Vim but using Clojure forces you to deal with Java at some point - and having auto complete is crucial to me. VimClojure isn't really good in advanced functionality, eg. autocomplete is clunky and runing things in REPL can block VIM if your REPL command blocks. I couldn't even get emacs to work with Clojure and I don't like the CTR+* interface so I didn't spend much time on it. In the end IntellJ + La Clojure + Lein plugin + IdeaVim works perfect, you have a good REPL, autocomplete and debugging.

Rayne 15y ago
https://github.com/ervandew/supertab https://github.com/ervandew/supertab seems nice for completing based on the current context. I seem to recall VimClojure having some kind of completion, but don't hold me to that. Also, like I said in the blog post, there is nothing wrong with your setup if you are productive and happy with it.
- irahul 15y ago
  > I seem to recall VimClojure having some kind of completion, but don't hold me to that. VimClojure has completion, but it works only when nailgun server is running. Same goes for repl, evaluation and documentation lookup.
  - Rayne 15y ago
    Ah. That makes sense.