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Clojure for vim Users (feddit.de)

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Im fairly new to the clojure programming language and had some questions.

My main daily editor is neovim but i read most clojure developers prefer emacs.

What are your prefered editor for writing clojure and are any of you daily driving neovim and can shine some light how to use it.

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[–] pinkpatrol@anarch.is 2 points 1 year ago

I too am a Vim user learning Clojure. I am trying to use Cursive since I often use IntelliJ. I suspect the concept of structural editing will be powerful, but for now it's still an awkward process for me.

[–] psilocybin@discuss.tchncs.de 0 points 1 year ago

I also use emacs, but I wouldn't expect too much drawback wiring clojure in vim?

Getting a Repl working is probably easy, where I could see question marks is with structural editing and vims modal editing keybinds.

In emacs I would have a couple of ideas on how to marry the two, you don't happen to have ambitions to switch to emacs' eVIl-mode?;)