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As I asked here, I couldn’t make it run Aquamacs/slime/clojure, but I could use Auqamacs/clojure with ‘M-x conjure-mode’, then C-c C-z (run clojure) and C-c C-e (run expression).
I don’t have an experience with SLIME, but I feel that C-c C-z and C-c C-e is just enough for lisp/conjure REPL or debugging.
What features SLIME has more than these features? What people use SLIME for?
So, so, so much more.
M-.to go to a definition.C-c C-kto compile the current buffer.M-p&M-nto go forwards and backward in REPL history.M-<tab>for completion.A debugger. A wonderful REPL.
And so much more.
Slime gives so much: look at its manual.
It shouldn’t be too hard to set up: this post is a great starting point.