Instead of doing a plugin and instead of starting something from scratch like Nightcode, would it make more sense to take some of the open source components of Intellij and use that as a basis for a Clojure-based IDE? It seems to me that one of the biggest problems with IDEs like Eclipse and Intellij as compared to Emacs is that there's so much more work involved in writing a plugins as opposed to writing 20 lines of Elisp code. If you could leverage some of the components of Intellij as a basis for a Clojure based IDE/Texteditor then you don't have to start from scratch, but since you're just leveraging Intellij libraries instead of writing plugins, you can develop it as a Clojure framework/IDE instead of the other way around. Thoughts?
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