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it's nice, but I used to write Java, and even getting IntelliJ setup on my laptop took a lot of fiddling with JVM versions and getting it to recognize my Clojur
by aeonik 2y ago
it's nice, but I used to write Java, and even getting IntelliJ setup on my laptop took a lot of fiddling with JVM versions and getting it to recognize my Clojure install.
To this day, I will still have weird issues where Cursive won't run a project, and Emacs will.
All that being said, I do really like Cursive.
- cess11 2y agoI use https://sdkman.io/ https://sdkman.io/ to manage JVM versions, have you tried that? I haven't used Cursive, maybe it does something weird, but in general IntelliJ seems to accept it just fine in my everyday work.