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hey guys, I am new at learning clojure and was using intellij and cursive plugin, but i decided to switch to emacs. I want to know if there a cursive plugin for emacs, if yes how to get it?
You got many options for Emacs. Cider is the most popular one. There is also inf-clojure (most minimal). Clojure-lsp, and spiral
CIDER is what the large majority of developers use to give you all the IDE features you are used to. There are some great docs at http://www.cider.mx/en/stable/ If you are new to Emacs, I suggest looking at a community configuration to help you get started quickly, such as Spacemacs. My Spacemacs setup for Clojure is detaied here https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/ It includes auto-completion, got client, linter, structural editing, etc.
Check out CIDER https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider. Its the go to clojure plugin for emacs. Its different than cursive but theres a lot of overlap.