The idea of decomposing jQuery into small libraries Clojure-style is very appealing. The advantage would be building the specific Javascript file needed by the client at request time, and caching intelligently to prevent doing this too much. The extra benefit would be, you could break out the pieces of jQuery devoted to patching cross-browser issues, and only include the ones you really cared about.
Yeah absolutely. One of the better CLJS features is getting the Google Closure modules and explicit dependencies.
We'll probably add dom selectors and/or manipulation and wheter it's the same library as dommy (github.com/prismatic/dommy) or a different one will depend on if the selectors borrow the same abstractions and syntax as templating.
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The idea of decomposing jQuery into small libraries Clojure-style is very appealing. The advantage would be building the specific Javascript file needed by the client at request time, and caching intelligently to prevent doing this too much. The extra benefit would be, you could break out the pieces of jQuery devoted to patching cross-browser issues, and only include the ones you really cared about.
Very cool!
Yeah absolutely. One of the better CLJS features is getting the Google Closure modules and explicit dependencies.
We'll probably add dom selectors and/or manipulation and wheter it's the same library as dommy (github.com/prismatic/dommy) or a different one will depend on if the selectors borrow the same abstractions and syntax as templating.