In a word - Yes. I've been using vim exclusively for the past year, after a brief stint with emacs, but this post prompted me to go back and try emacs again. Ov

In a word - Yes. I've been using vim exclusively for the past year, after a brief stint with emacs, but this post prompted me to go back and try emacs again. Over the year of vim use I've never really been satisfied with editing clojure in vim, it just doesn't work as well as emacs for that purpose. This weekend I decided to try out emacs with evil-mode and now I've switched permanently to that set up, it's the best of all worlds, you get to have all the emacs/clojure integration goodness while still having super-powerful vi keybindings and editing capabilities. I'd recommend you give it a shot at least :)