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I am unlikely to witch my Java IDE away from Netbeans and unfortunately Netbeans does not have any support for Clojure. (Enclojure is dead).I wish someone would

I am unlikely to witch my Java IDE away from Netbeans and unfortunately Netbeans does not have any support for Clojure. (Enclojure is dead).I wish someone would would develop a Clojure plugin for NB. That would solve a real problem for those gently switching to Clojure.

TylerE 13y ago
IDEA shouldn't be too foreign to you, and I'm pretty sure the clojure plugin runs in the free community edition.