One thing I highly recommend doing if you haven’t already is getting REPL integration set up in the editor. Idiomatic way to develop Clojure apps is by connecting the editor the the running application via the REPL and then to hot load code as you’re developing it. There’s a good intro for getting started with REPL driven development in Calva here https://calva.io/getting-started/
I find VS Code with Calva is a pretty good set up nowadays as well. It’s pretty easy to get going and mostly beginner friendly.
Yup should give it a try.
One thing I highly recommend doing if you haven’t already is getting REPL integration set up in the editor. Idiomatic way to develop Clojure apps is by connecting the editor the the running application via the REPL and then to hot load code as you’re developing it. There’s a good intro for getting started with REPL driven development in Calva here https://calva.io/getting-started/
Yes I think I am into Calva https://clojure-diary.gitlab.io/2022/06/29/i-kind-of-understand-clojure-macros.html
nice :)