Update recommendations for VS Code and Atom #472
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I've updated the recommended plugins/extensions for Atom, to Chlorine, and for VS Code, to Calva. In the latter case I am quite biased, but as [this question](avli/clojureVSCode#113) suggests, `clojureVSCode` does not fully qualify the expectations for an editor integration as they are expressed on this page. Calva does, however.
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Would love to merge this, but I don't see your Clojure Contributor Agreement on file. Can you advise or complete it? https://secure.na1.echosign.com/public/hostedForm?formid=95YMDL576B336E |
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Hmmm, I signed it. Will try again then. |
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For some reason I don't get to fill in my name, just Company. So I filled in my name there. Could that be the issue? |
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Ah, so there were things hiding under the cookie banner. Now it should be signed fully. |
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I've updated the recommended plugins/extensions for Atom, to Chlorine, and for VS Code, to Calva. In the latter case I am quite biased, but as this question suggests,
clojureVSCodedoes not fully qualify the expectations for an editor integration as they are expressed on this page. Calva does, however.