Clojure on IntelliJ: Using open-source plugins - Fücher

IntelliJ is a popular IDE used by many developers, and now it has open-source options for Clojure development!

We’ve created two open-source plugins written in Clojure:
- IntelliJ Clojure LSP, which brings the full power of Clojure LSP into IntelliJ—just like what users of VSCode and Emacs enjoy—making it easier to maintain consistent tooling across different editors.
- IntelliJ Clojure REPL, which brings the REPL-driven development experience into the IntelliJ environment.

In this talk, I'll share about:
- features that LSP can provide to you and your projects;
- how to configure, execute and interact with REPL;
- create code snippets to be executed as shortcuts (and export inside your libs!);
- and more..

Both projects are open-source and written in Clojure, offering the community access to the source code and the opportunity to contribute and hack your own development environment.

Biography

Arthur Fücher is a programmer who loves meeting new people and having great conversations. He's the proud father of Laura and a passionate Magic: The Gathering player.

Arthur is the organizer and host of the Clojure BR community, where he works to grow the Clojure ecosystem by sharing content in Portuguese. He's also a member of the InnerSource Commons Foundation.

He has been working with Clojure for the past six years at Nubank, across a variety of business domains, and is currently focused on improving Developer Experience.

Recorded Nov 13, 2025 at Clojure/Conj 2025 in Charlotte, NC.

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