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What IDEs, editors and tools are available for ClojureScript development? [closed]

It has been a year since the first announcement of ClojureScript. I haven't been using ClojureScript in production, but am considering using the technology in an upcoming project. What is the current status of IDE and tooling support for ClojureScript. Here are the IDEs, editors and tools and I am aware of:

  • ClojureScript REPL, browser-connected REPL
  • ClojureScript Emacs setup with two REPLs
  • lein-clojurescript Leiningen plugin for ClojuresSript compilation.
  • lein-cljsbuild Leiningen plugin for automatically compiling ClojureScript files when they are modified.
  • CLJS Watcher
  • Light Table IDE Promising and innovative new Clojure/ClojureScript IDE which just reached 0.1.0.

There are probably a couple of project or tools which are missing on this list. I haven't seen any integration into one of the major IDEs, and I can imagine that the majority of people working on ClojureScript are using Emacs. I am fine with using Emacs, but not every developer will like the idea of using Emacs. Are there any tools or IDE extensions missing in this list, maybe even tools which have been used in larger projects?

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raju-bitter Avatar asked Aug 20 '12 13:08

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1 Answers

I use La Clojure with intellij. i think for the most part you are on your own, except for syntax highlighting though. You could also try Lighttable however, which is a kickstarter based Clojurescript Web IDE.

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yazz.com Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 04:10

yazz.com