An expensive IntelliJ plugin for Clojure(Script).
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Pros
Pro Built on IntelliJ
Includes automated code inspections and seamless Java integration.
Pro Paredit-style structural editing
Just like emacs.
Pro Written in Clojure (mostly)
They eat their own dog food, so to speak. And it integrates properly with the Clojure ecosystem tools, like Leiningen and nREPL.
Pro clojure.test support
Cons
Con It's based on IntelliJ
IntelliJ is a text editor. A code oriented text editor, but just that. It has the feel of something that was gee-wiz in the '80s. The worst of emacs without the functionality.
Con Expensive
Why pay $99/year when Clojure-Kit is free?
Con The "free" version is non-free.
The "free" license is only for non-commercial use. Cursive does have a "free"-as-in-beer license, but it's not free as in speech. There are open-source alternative without this restriction.
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