Enclojure
I have a love hate relationship with emacs, for the past few months working with clojure and emacs has been fun. As my programs start to grow in size I feel the need for a more integrated IDE.
My eye turned to enclojure, it is certainly in early stages and it seems the selection of keyboard shortcuts seems a little bit wrong to say the least. They map to the ubuntu change screen shortcut and some even map to keyboard shortcut already defined in netbeans.
It is also quite buggy.
Having said that is does work and has potential. After one night use if seems, err, usable. I look forward to some updates to it. Over the next couple of weeks I shall use it as my default editor and see how it goes.
I did actually try to download and compile the code for the plugin, with perhaps an eye to seeing if I could fix some of the bugs. They don’t seem to have placed all the dependencies into their subversion repository and tonight I was not in the mood for manually downloading jar files. Come on guys make it easy for others to build your code.