Lightning Talks - Day 1

on YouTube ↗27m

" summary

Claim: TypeScript often turns one-line intent into seven lines of boilerplate, while ClojureScript lets simple data access just work without extra annotations. Talks through using ClojureScript's immutable data structures and modeling effects as data (monad-like), shows fewer runtime surprises, simpler React renders, and fewer ad hoc libraries. Demonstrations are anecdotal rather than benchmarked, but the concrete recipe is: prefer immutable data, make data the core, and lift ClojureScript ideas into existing stacks.

AI-written summary · about

" chapters (8)

1. 0:00Start
2. 3:34Focus on Data
3. 4:57Grow Your Mindset
4. 6:49The Main Problem of React
5. 16:07Graph Ql
6. 22:38Learning Curve
7. 25:09Downsides of Stencil
8. 25:59Browser Support

" related talks

• 35mClojureScript & User Interfaces: Simplicity yields PossibilitiesJelle Akkerman · :clojureD 2015
• 49mClojureScript: Fun and productive web development with next level toolingChristian Johansen · NDC Oslo 2021
• 28mPersistent data structures - good for UIDanie Roux · RubyFuza 2014
• 06mLightning talk from John LeidegrenJohn Leidegren · Nordic.js 2018
• 22mBeyond JavaScript: The languages for the modern WebJulian Antonielli · JS Kongress 2019
• 38mProduction Ready ClojureScript: Tales from the FrontierPaul deGrandis · Clojure/conj 2012
• 24mUsing backend languages for frontends: Why ClojureScript is an awesome idea!Dr. Tobias Schröder · code.talks 2023
• 27mLightning talks - frontendFull Stack Fest 2018