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summary
ClojureScript claims practical maturity after 5.5 years: persistent data structures enable Figwheel live coding that updates the browser in seconds, Google Closure gives reliable dead‑code elimination and function-level code splitting, React integration scales to web and React Native, spec provides declarative specs plus example data and testing, and the project shows steady activity with 146 contributors and rising adoption (about 67% of Clojure users now use ClojureScript). The website and docs are concrete places to contribute.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34Weve come a long way
- 2:15Whats nice about C
- 4:21Whats weird about C
- 6:14Google Closure
- 7:42React
- 9:51GraphQL
- 11:14React Native
- 12:26Sound technical foundations
- 13:15Marketing
- 14:50JavaScript fatigue
- 16:50Program amount model
- 18:25Simple made easy
- 20:31Ease tends to corrupt
- 20:52Premature ease
- 21:57Figwheel
- 24:03Elma
- 25:38Fear of risk
- 26:38How old is it
- 27:20Mature technology
- 28:03Closure
- 29:20Stack Overflow
- 30:51JavaScript
- 32:46Closure Vienna
- 36:55Summary
- 39:32ClojureScriptorg
- 40:53Conclusion
