Leveling Up CIDER’s ClojureScript Support

Continuing the series on the notable changes in CIDER 2.0 , let’s talk about ClojureScript - forever the trickier sibling in the CIDER family. I’ll start with a confession I’ve made before: I rarely use ClojureScript myself, which is a big part of why its support in CIDER has historically lagged behind Clojure’s. Every “State of CIDER” survey reminds me of this, usually in the comments section, occasionally in all caps. So in the 2.0 cycle I decided to stop feeling vaguely guilty about it and...