anchor.diff:  
   Counterclockwise bundles everything for hacking Clojure Code:
   
  -- Wizards for creating / importing existing Clojure projects from scratch or from Leiningen project definitions
  +- Wizards for creating / importing existing Clojure projects from scratch or from http://leiningen.org[Leiningen] project definitions
   - Clojure Editor with advanced editing features
   - Starting Clojure REPLs, interacting between Clojure Editors and Clojure REPLs 
  -- Tight integration with Leiningen
  +- Tight integration with http://leiningen.org[Leiningen] (http://leiningen.org[Leiningen] is the most popular build tool used for clojure projects)
   
   
   = Install Counterclockwise
  
positive.code: // TODO image
  ** In the wizard, choose a project name (the project folder will be named after the project name),  and a location for where to create the project folder (if you don't like the default one)
  - "Leiningen template" field:
  ** By default it uses the "default" template
  ** You can change it to use another lein-newnew template released somewhere in a maven repository (generally in clojars) *(`*`)*
  
  
negative.code: ** menu:Window[Open Perspective > Java] '''(a perspective is a predefined layout of views, suitable for a particular type of development)'''
  - Create a Clojure project 
  ** Menu menu:File[New > Clojure Project], name it `myproject`
  ** The project is created using the `default` http://leiningen.org[Leiningen] Template, which creates a Clojure project with a predefined `myproject.core` namespace in `src/myproject/core.clj`
  - Run the project: 
  ** Click on the editor pane containing the code in `core.clj` and then select `Load file in REPL` from the `Clojure` menu. This sends the whole file's code to the REPL (and also takes care of starting a REPL for the project if none is currently started).
  - Switch to the REPL in the namespace of your file: 
  