Clojurians Log v2

It will depend on your needs. If you need a “proper” REPL, you have to use the plain socket one. If you’re fine with a less proper one, nrepl will have you covered. Also depends on your choice of tooling. Most editors support nrepl. If you would use Calva, nrepl is the only option. According to to latest Clojure survey, most people use Emacs with Clojure, and I’m just guessing the same holds true for ClojureCLR. Calva works fine with the new nrepl server, last time I checked.

Thanks! I also just scrolled back up and came across potion which looks helpful too. By the way @pez your clojure-clr-starter repo has been very helpful