At Clojure/conj I had the chance to shake Rich Hickey’s hand and exchange a few words with him. When I asked him whether he currently uses CIDER or Cursive for Clojure development he replied that h...

I’ll be talking about the evolution of CIDER at the conj, but I won’t be able to show much (in terms of features) during my talk. Luckily, however, beside the talks we also have the option for unse...

I’m planning to release the long overdue CIDER 0.8 at clojure/conj 2014. I’ll be giving a talk there that will be mostly about CIDER, so this seems like a pretty good idea to me. I’d like to ask y...

clojure-mode 3.0 is out! It’s one of the most ambitious releases in recent times and brings much improved font-locking across the board. Other notable changes include dropping support for Emacs 2...

Meet RuboCop’s brand new official logo! RuboCop’s logo was created by Dimiter Petrov (the best designer I’ve ever worked with!). You can find the logo in various formats here. The logo is licen...

SICP Distilled is one of the most interesting Kickstarter projects I’ve seen in a while. Its creator Tom Hall is planning to create some nice companion resources for SICP with code examples in Clo...

Most experienced Rubyists probably know that there are two ways to interpolate instance, class and global variables into strings. # compact notation (works only for instance/class/global vars) "th...

There are quite a few packages in the “official” clojure-emacs GitHub organization, but many of them have been deprecated recently with the release of CIDER 0.7. Unfortunately not everyone is aware...

CIDER 0.7 is finally out and it’s an epic release! It’s without a doubt the most important release since the inception of the project about two years ago and it’s the biggest one in terms of featur...

I’m happy to report that now you can use permalinks to the rules listed in the community Clojure style guide as well. Here’s an example. Now you can easily refer to rules in heated style debates w...