Great article. I have spent a fair amount of time playing with ClojureScript, read "ClojureScript: Up and Running" and a lot of tutorial material on the web, and used it a bit in a customer project.
That said, ClojureScript has not really clicked for me yet, but this article and the pointer to dommy is getting me closer to adopting ClojureScript.
I use Clojure + Compojure (and still Noir) + Hiccup for just about all of my web app development. Love Hiccup. Having (mostly) Hiccup on the client side with dommy looks very cool.
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Great article. I have spent a fair amount of time playing with ClojureScript, read "ClojureScript: Up and Running" and a lot of tutorial material on the web, and used it a bit in a customer project.
That said, ClojureScript has not really clicked for me yet, but this article and the pointer to dommy is getting me closer to adopting ClojureScript.
I use Clojure + Compojure (and still Noir) + Hiccup for just about all of my web app development. Love Hiccup. Having (mostly) Hiccup on the client side with dommy looks very cool.
I'd be curious to hear what you're not liking about it.
It is not that I don't like it, I just tend to be a little slow in adopting new stuff into my set of almost always used tools.