We'll go the easy route here: we will use Homebrew to install Zulu (an m1 native version of the JVM), Clojure, Java, and Leiningen. This post will describe two ways of installing Java and Clojure: one will use homebrew and the other will install things manually. ![]() ![]() I'll try to cover these steps in this post, while also showing how to set up doom emacs and some other stuff I ended up using myself. There are lots of tutorials out there on how to set up m1 laptops for Clojure usage, but there are a few quirks that aren't yet documented, such as how to get clj-kondo and parinfer to work in it. Since I had no experience using macOS whatsoever I had to do some googling and managed to get a pretty simple setup running. Two months before that, I had also bought myself an m1 MacBook air and had to set up Clojure to use it in my projects. I've recently landed my first Clojure position and received an m1-powered MacBook.
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