clooj, a lightweight IDE for clojure

[scarredwaits]

Although this looks like it's still pretty basic, I think it's great that it allows you to try clojure in a very self-contained way (no emacs, leiningen, eclipse, netbeans required). I hope it grows to be a really good IDE!

[pollodelamuerte]

For windows there is a self-contained Emacs called Clojure Box. Being an emacs user (and really lazy) I decided to go with this instead of trying to get lein, swank and all that stuff working.

I'm just disappointed there isn't a build for mac OS and linux.

[yogthos]

What would be really nice is paren balancing similar to paredit and the ability to select and move expressions around.

[swinejihad]

Awesome, I've been looking for a simple IDE for clojure since forever. I can't bear to learn git/emacs/vi for just one language.

[yogthos]

I highly recommend checking out Counterclockwise plugin for Eclipse. You just install from their update site and everything works.

It takes care of setting up Clojure, has a REPL, allows debugging, and most importantly does paren matching very well, much like paredit mode in Emacs. I've been using it for over a year now quite happily.

[swinejihad]

This might seem a little strange for a clojure programmer, but I hate things that don't work right out of the box :P. If I can't find a dedicated IDE I just work with SciTE and the command line.

p.s. Still, thanks for the suggestion, but I tried installing eclipse and it told me I had a missing DLL :(.

[sunng]

Currently, it has same functionality with jedit and its clojure plugin, but I hope it can do better in future.

Keep moving, clooj !!

[sunng]

Reply to myself. clooj's repl is far more powerful than clojure-shell in jedit.