ClojureScript: Fun and productive web development with next level tooling

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ClojureScript compiles to JavaScript and the demo shows a tight live workflow: editing in Emacs with a REPL inside editor, hot reload and a browser running the code. The talk uses immutable data, atoms + swap for app state, Dum-Dum (React-style) components, devcards for visual unit-testing, and the Gadget inspector extension to watch store and derived UI data. Built features include a completion-input with overlapping inputs and a draggable swipe-to-delete item; both prototype demos work live in the browser.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:40Numbers and strings
3. 2:47More data types
4. 9:34JSlash
5. 14:38Global source
6. 16:38Render
7. 17:48Prepare
8. 18:44State
9. 20:58List
10. 22:26Input
11. 24:02devcards
12. 25:29placeholders
13. 26:33completion
14. 31:26perform operations
15. 34:08defcard
16. 41:37gadgetinspect

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