Documentation assumes Clojure is installed

[bobbicodes]

Regarding the nrepl usage in editors.md, it is suggested to use clj-new as a way of generating a new Clojure project. This is in order to provide the necessary files for Calva. I believe this will be fixed in a future release, but until then, Calva will only recognize the file in the context of a Clojure project.

I'm currently testing Babashka on Windows, and quite pleased since it even runs on WSL Alpine if you use the statically-linked binary which is only 20MB zipped and completely self-contained. You can then install the VSCode remote server, install Calva and you're in business!

That is, once you set up a Clojure project. This needs to be clearly explained without requiring additional steps.

[bobbicodes]

Actually, it turns out this may be a non-starter since Calva's nREPL client uses Clojure (d'oh!)

EDIT: Wait... is that even true? It turns out it wasn't working because I was using the wrong command, instead making Calva try to create its own nREPL server in the project using Clojure.

So I just decided to install Java and Clojure. Then afterwards I realized my mistake.

Great... so the current setup works, but I don't know if that's because I installed Clojure or not.