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Productive Emacs: clojure refactor (cljr-refactor)
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesTools and practiceLisp and ClojureRefactoring and legacy codeVim, Emacs and editors
Learn how to refactor Clojure code in Emacs using the cljr-refactor package, including hotloading dependencies and moving code between namespaces.
Learn how to refactor your clojure code with ease using the cljr-refactor library. Covers everything from hotloading dependencies, restructuring code and moving code between namespaces. For spacemacs users; it is included in the clojure layer. Package: github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.elWhy it's here
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u/athousandcountsin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “New Clojurians: Ask Anything”
+1 for Spacemacs
There is not much to learn if you already know Vim. Use Clojure layer and press `,` (major mode commands) in Clojure or ClojureScript file to see options.
So I would say Clojure + Spacemacs together.
/edit useful resources on taking your Spacemacs + Clojure Layer experience to the next level:
- Productive Emacs: clojure refactor (cljr-refactor) (under `,r`)
- Emacs Rocks! Episode 14: Paredit ("Lisp mode" for Paredit like editing under `SPC k`)
For Git integration add the git layer.
- Emacs Rocks! Episode 17: Magit