Cursive is the Clojure IDE that understands your code.

Joined September 2013
Cursive 2025.1 is out! The most exciting bit is inline HTML/SVG display, which is super cool. Also support for the new IntelliJ version, many bug fixes and QoL features. cursive-ide.com/blog/cursive… #clojure #clojurescript.
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Coming in the next Cursive EAP, a long overdue feature - an inspection for uses of deprecated items:
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Replying to @TheNoriLi
It gets worse…
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I haven’t used it, but one thing I’ve seen a lot about recently which looks nice is Svelte: svelte.dev/. Rich’s talk is great: youtube.com/watch?v=AdNJ3fyd….
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You just need to click "Download" on the notification when the IDE starts up. If you miss it, you can also do it at Preferences | Languages & Frameworks | Clojure. Everything else is automatic.
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Right, I just downloaded and installed this again:
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That does look better, thanks!
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Also in the next Cursive build, with thanks to @heyzk (and apologies for it taking so long) - doc popups now show examples, notes and see-also from ClojureDocs:
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Coming in the next Cursive build, prompted by @roman01la to finish off an idea I’ve had for a while - pasting HTML into Cursive will now (with a confirmation) convert to hiccup automatically:
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Replying to @danpeddle
Yes there is - I gave a talk about it here, which is sort of like a 40-minute demo, with lots of discussion about caveats too: youtube.com/watch?v=ql77Rwhc…
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All I wanted was to build my thing.
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