January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
565 pages
13h 46m
English
Java already has some great tools to help us be more productive and write higher quality code and we don't need to forget about those tools. There are several plugins for Clojure depending on what your IDE is. Have a look at them from the following table:
|
IDE |
Plugins |
|---|---|
|
IntelliJ |
Cursive Clojure, La Clojure |
|
NetBeans |
NetBeans Clojure (works with NetBeans 7.4) |
|
Eclipse |
CounterClockwise |
|
Emacs |
Cider |
|
VIM |
vim-fireplace, vim-leiningen |
A lot of people writing real Clojure code use Emacs and I actually like using vim as my main development tool, but don't worry, our main IDE will be IntelliJ + Cursive Clojure throughout the book.
You can check the full documentation for Cursive at their website (https://cursiveclojure.com/ ...
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