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[suggestion please] Getting started with Clojure is VSCode better choice or should I learn emacs. I am very comfortable with VSCode
100% unequivocally use VS Code. Learning Clojure is a challenging task on its own. You don’t need to burden yourself with learning a new editor as well. Calva is a fantastic plugin, which once you get the hang of, will make you about as productive as any VIM or Emacs user.
Yes, if you are comfortable with VSCode, then that is good footing when learning Clojure.
I'm not sure if you are using Windows, but I wrote this guide about getting started with Clojure on Windows. You may find it useful even if you use another OS. https://gist.github.com/bpringe/4f1d07f98633a956a8b33af572e7b810
I am using Mac