[tribaal]

Chiming in since I'm a bit disappointed with Clojure VS Code support:calva (the clojure extension) works great, unless you also want vim bindings. In which case it's a bit of a cluster. It's documented and I understand why - but it's still a pain point (it makes the escape key not exit insert mode anymore, by default).

(nota bene: I understand these things are hard to solve and I don't mean to throw the stone without putting my own time on the line to fix it, but that's one reason I'm not using VS code for clojure. Doom emacs with cider is still better, even if not perfect). If people know of someone I could throw money at to solve the integration for VS code, I'd be happy to do that.

If you find a good/great experience for clojure with vim keybindings, I'm all ears.

[Zelphyr]

Vim with the Vim-Fireplace plugin works great for me.