I have a question for those who are either still using Light Table or have switched away from it: I've been meaning to start a project in ClojureScript and was

I have a question for those who are either still using Light Table or have switched away from it: I've been meaning to start a project in ClojureScript and was thinking of using Light Table as my editor. I vaguely recall seeing news about development of Light Table slowing down, but despite this, would you guys still recommend Light Table today for Clojure/ClojureScript development? In its current state, how does it compare to editors like Atom/Sublime and whatever other options that are out there for Clojure development?