Best IDE Software for Clojure

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    DataGrip Reviews

    DataGrip

    JetBrains

    $199 per year
    2 Ratings
    DataGrip is our new database IDE, designed to meet the needs of professional SQL developers. You can execute queries in multiple modes. It also provides a local history which keeps track of your activity and protects your work from being lost. You can jump to any table or view by the name of the action or directly from the SQL code. This tool gives you a detailed insight into the behavior of your queries and the database engine behavior so that you can optimize your queries. DataGrip allows you to write SQL code more quickly by providing context-sensitive code completion. Completion can detect the table structure, foreign keys and even database objects that were created in the code you are editing. DataGrip will detect potential bugs in your code and suggest the best ways to fix them. It will instantly notify you of unresolved objects using keywords as identifiers. It also offers solutions.
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    Replit Reviews
    Our free, collaborative, in browser IDE allows you to code in 50+ languages without having to spend a second setting up. You can start coding in your favorite language, on any platform, OS, or device. Google-docs allows you to invite your friends, colleagues, and coworkers into your code. You can import, run, and collaborate in millions of GitHub repos without any manual setup. You can learn any language, from Python to C++ to HTML and CSS. Once you create a repl, it is instantly available and can be shared with the rest of the world. Learn from 3 million+ passionate programmers and technologists, creatives, learners, and all levels of coders. Interactive docs, real time collaboration and zero-hassle remote interviewing will make your team more productive. You can program apps, create bots, and customize the IDE with plugins.
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    PaizaCloud Reviews

    PaizaCloud

    PaizaCloud

    $9.80 per month
    PaizaCloud Cloud is a web-based Linux server management tool. In a browser, you can edit and manage files, run commands or start a database/web server. You no longer need to use cumbersome commands to log into your account, edit files or upload files. Linux servers can be operated on the cloud as if they were a computer right in front of you. In just 3 seconds, you can create a new Linux server environment. You can freely operate multiple Linux server environments and copy existing server environments. The new server will be set up instantly so you can install or develop software without fear of breaking down. You only need a browser on any PC or Mac to access your workspace environment. You can access the same workspace environment without having to carry around the same computer. Students can use the same development environments at school and home for programming schools, coding boots camps, universities and colleges.
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    Geany Reviews
    Geany is a lightweight, powerful and stable text editor for programmers. It doesn't slow down your work flow. It is compatible with Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It can be translated into more than 40 languages and has built-in support to more than 50 programming languages. Geany's existence was primarily due to the need for an IDE/editor that is decent, lightweight, cross-platform, flexible, and powerful. Many editors can meet some of these requirements, but not all. Geany uses the GPL v2 license to ensure that you can customize and hack it. Also, everyone benefits from the community's changes. Geany has many customizable parts, including color themes (GeanyThemes) and adding new filetypes. Geany offers many settings that allow you to adjust it to suit your needs and preferences. Many file types are supported, including popular programming languages such as C, Java, PHP and HTML.
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