ClojureScript - It's not just the language
summary
Claims ClojureScript plus its ecosystem is the best way to build web frontends, showing concrete tools and working demos: Figwheel hot reload preserves UI state across reloads, REPL connected to browser lets live-evaluate and mutate app state (used to inspect and undo a Minesweeper game), and Devcards component playground shows and animates many permutations (progress bar, buttons, page transitions). Demonstrations use React interop, clojure.spec and Datascript; hot reload, component-driven dev and live REPL all function as shown.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:11create a sequence of a lot of numbers
- 18:05set max width
- 21:41denoting namespaces
- 26:05insert a double quote
- 30:09lifting one expression to one level up
- 32:21navigate your code
- 34:30display all the different permutations of the component on a single page
- 34:50display the button on a page of its own
- 35:21add some documentation
- 41:56add some history
- 46:18control the state of the application from the repple
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