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I'll exploit this opportunity in advertise acid once again. Most people from work who use neovim uses acid. I'm not sure what is holding people back from using it here and this would be a valuable feedback so it can be a real (modern and async) alternative to fireplace. Is it just because of the lack of of cljs support?
Me as well, and maybe a little blogpost (like @dominicm, which I found incredible useful) explaining your workflow using acid
The readme doesn't mention if all bindings are configurable, and I can't find the code where they are defined
Looks like (default?) mappings are defined in python command files
Vim doc would be helpful
Just a total aside, a minor issue I have with fireplace is that it does a special thing for javadoc. But cider-nrepl can already just transparently handle the javadoc case
Vim docs and command documentation are top priority for me now. I've also detailed the design and structure a bit more so people can understand better acid without requiring to read the code.
I've been thinking about writing blog posts about neovim and plugin development. Maybe I should start with acid and clojure development with neovim. Thanks for the tip, @zamaterian!
I'll try my best to support cljs, but I rarely touch the frontend (my current 'frontend' development is bash/curl/jq)...
It'll probably be a good idea to have someone who actually uses cljs to help in this front
I've been following this as a roadmap for acid: https://github.com/clojure-vim/acid.nvim/blob/master/TODO.md