emacs 2025-03-18

It was nice to see in this Reddit thread https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1isg77o/which_language_is_one_for_which_emacs_is_godly_at/ many people saying that Emacs has amazing support for Clojure because of CIDER and friends. Seems we did something right! cider

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the down side is it has ruined tooling for every other language out there. .... nothing can compare. šŸ˜ž

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In terms of non-LSP, nothing touches CIDER really. Ruby's ROBE is quite nice and CL's Sly/SLIME have great features in their own right but CIDER's DX is the smoothest

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Well, SLIME was the principle inspiration for me in the very beginning, so I’m happy to hear someone things CIDER does some things better than SLIME. šŸ™‡ā€ā™‚ļø

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I don't have much CL experience under my belt but I always found it clunkier than CIDER

Having experienced Emacs for Clojure before CIDER, back in 2009, even early versions of CIDER were a revolution in usability (and fun). I've had a wonderful time using CIDER over the last decade or so. Great to see CIDER orchard continue to evolve. Thanks @bozhidar for the huge amount of effort you've put into this project and all the other maintainers and contributors to the project. It was a pleasure to be able to make a very small contribution myself.

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It's indeed a marvelous tool, thank you!