Has anyone tried using codebox for writing clojure?

https://www.codebox.io/stack/clojure

It'd need paredit for it to be attractive to me

Nevermind, seems the whole thing is in a transitional period. Signups have been disabled for months, while they look for new owners. Seems.like tehy foubd someone and are.working on the details, but yeah..

anybody using atom for clj/cljs around here?

Interestingly, I don’t know a single person who uses Atom for coding.

I know a few people who use it from front-end stuff

and a couple who use it for Ruby

might not be as feature rich as Sublime right now

but at least it’s open source

@bozhidar: What is it's main claim to fame?

GitHub develop it

That pretty much explains it, yeah.

It’s not bad. There’s just not much unique there. It just feels like a fork of Sublime Text, honestly.

as I said - at least it’s open source

after TextMate I’m surprised so many people would bet on a project with a bus factor of 1

wondering if we/i should look into it cider/refactor nrepl integration wise

not as if i had time for it... ;)

basically what rundis has done for LT

Hi there ! For those who built emacs with brew or railwaycat/emacs-mac-port, do you use any option or just straight install ?

I went with Spacemacs.

Unless you meant the switches for different icons or whatnot. Default there.

@romain:

❯ brew info emacs
emacs: stable 24.5 (bottled), devel 24.5-dev, HEAD

/usr/local/Cellar/emacs/24.5 (3924 files, 118M) *
  Built from source with: --with-gnutls, --with-imagemagick, --with-glib, --with-cocoa, --with-x11, --with-mailutils, --with-librsvg