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		watmough on March 16, 2010 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Clojure IDEs — The Grand Tour What kind of problems did you have? One of the strengths of Clojure is that you can develop in the repl / notepad with essentially just jline and a valid java install. I worked like this for a while, but have recently moved to TextMate, now I'm planning some more Clojure work.

anonjon on March 16, 2010 [–]

You can do that... but it is much easier to have compile/load shortcuts, paren-match highlighting, and automatic indentation....

axomhacker on March 16, 2010 | [–]

There's a tmbundle (haven't used it yet): http://github.com/nullstyle/clojure-tmbundle

Although the installation doc says it uses the REPL and screen (and ruby, though that's mostly true for most tmbundles).

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