Audyx.com 40k locs to build the first web-based sonogram
summary
Audyx builds a full audiometry platform using 33,000 lines of code in ClojureScript and some Clojure, producing the first web-based calibrated sonogram plus hearing tests, patient management and an Ambience Studio demo. Compilation uses Google Closure Compiler (minified app drops from 24MB to 3.1MB; full advanced compile takes ~4 minutes, dev no-optimization <2 minutes). Tooling includes Figwheel, cljs-devtools, Honeybadger integration and a custom death-try macro to preserve original function names for error reporting.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22About me
- 5:07Challenges
- 5:30No JavaScript
- 6:03Compile
- 7:34Optimization
- 13:38Wrappers
- 20:05Dependencies
- 21:03Frameworks
- 22:58React
- 23:46Good parts
- 24:22Bad parts
- 26:03Dev tools
- 29:27Using devtools
- 31:43Local storage
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