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by mark_l_watson·16y ago·view on hn ↗
Setting up IntelliJ (version 9, either free open soirce version or commercial version)with the Clojure plugin was a good start for me. I bought Stuart's book (physical book) and the other two Closure books as work in progress PDFs - good references and a help to write idiomatic Clojure code.

BTW, IntelliJ free version also works well with the Scala plugin, so you can mix Java+Clojure+Scala in one project. With the commercial version, you can add JRuby to the mix.

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Why on earth would you want to build a website using four different languages?

Isn't the fact that you always get HTML+CSS and JavaScript tossed in for free enough of a nightmare?

A fair question: I am writing a utility in Java, but I wanted to supply idiomatic wrappers for JRuby, Scala, and Clojure.