> but he preferred his way so it would always have syntax highlighting On that topic, probably one of the top-3 features from Clojure I miss in other languages

> but he preferred his way so it would always have syntax highlighting On that topic, probably one of the top-3 features from Clojure I miss in other languages, is having the option of making comments being a part of the language itself so everything that works on the code (linters, evaluation, syntax highlighting, etc) works in the comment as well. The `comment` macro really is a godsend in disguise as it's awfully simple implementation-wise. Its cousin `#_` is also a great tool. See https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/comment https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/comment for more examples