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On windows, I use NetBeans + the clojure plugin. You have javadoc, autocompletion, included REPL. Even if it's not finished, it's already quite good as it is.
by Raphael_Amiard 17y ago
On windows, I use NetBeans + the clojure plugin. You have javadoc, autocompletion, included REPL. Even if it's not finished, it's already quite good as it is.
If you're serious about clojure it also offer you a good Java Developpment environnment, wich is a neat thing.
On Linux i use Vim + VimClojure. Really nice, but REPL integration is not as nice as in SLIME for sure.