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		scottjad on Oct 21, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Real world Clojure Slime and Clojure have improved, mainly through clojure-jack-in and ritz. Of course the Common Lisp Slime experience is still better but the essentials are definitely there with Clojure. There are several heavyweights in the Clojure community that use VIM and have developed good plugins, and Rich never seems to be using SLIME during presentations, so you can definitely get by fine without it.

puredanger on Oct 21, 2011 [–]

Agreed. There are many ways to fly. I'd say Emacs is well-developed and probably the most common, but certainly not the only choice.

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