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I use it exclusively for all my clojure work and have been for a while. It works well, and especially shines with its REPL integration, and when paired with Lei
by _sh 13y ago
I use it exclusively for all my clojure work and have been for a while. It works well, and especially shines with its REPL integration, and when paired with Leiningen. Chris really has done a great job at keeping things minimal and elegant.
However, I use it because I'm a vim user and clojure has never had stellar support in vim (whereas Light Table--or rather CodeMirror's editor--has vim bindings). If you're an emacs user, Light Table might not offer anything over existing emacs tools.
- MBlume 13y agoCurious, have you tried vim-fireplace? I'm enjoying it a lot, though I haven't tried lighttable.
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- cgag 13y agoQuite happy with vim/fireplace here, though I'm still pretty interested in lighttable.
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- bguthrie 13y agoI've had the same experience with Clojure in vim, and that's great to hear. Thanks!