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I thought all high-level languages were complete garbage, until I had to write serious concurrent code in C/CUDA. After a year doing that kind of crap, first-c
by alexgartrell 17y ago
I thought all high-level languages were complete garbage, until I had to write serious concurrent code in C/CUDA. After a year doing that kind of crap, first-class functions and easy to write transactions were like heaven on Earth.
And clojure-dev makes it pretty straightforward to use all those parens, but I wish it was more emacs-y in its tabbing.
Just to show how impressed I am, I used vim exclusively for two years, then went out of my way to learn emacs to use clojure. Combine some of the most helpful emacs features with the clojure-dev plugin for Eclipse and this thing will take off, IMHO.
- jedi_stannis 17y agoNo need to learn a new editor. There is a great plugin to use Vim with Clojure. I've always been a Vim user and think its great, although I've never used SLIME so I can't directly compare. http://kotka.de/projects/clojure/vimclojure.html http://kotka.de/projects/clojure/vimclojure.html