CIDER is what got me into the emacs world in the first place. It's so far above and beyond the alternatives. It really is wonderful for Clojure development.
It's funny, if you go follow emacs at all, you see these conversations pop up periodically around "How do we get more people using emacs", and there are all sorts of silly ideas, like making it prettier, more beginner friendly, etc. Really, the answer is keep adding functionality that other editors and IDEs can't match.
It's funny, if you go follow emacs at all, you see these conversations pop up periodically around "How do we get more people using emacs", and there are all sorts of silly ideas, like making it prettier, more beginner friendly, etc. Really, the answer is keep adding functionality that other editors and IDEs can't match.