ClojureScript with David Nolen

CaSE: Conversations about Software Engineering

English - November 09, 2017 12:44 - 1 hour - 40.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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Joy Clark talks with David Nolen about ClojureScript. David introduces the language and discusses the direction that the language is heading in. He talks about how the language is compiled to JavaScript and how it takes advantage of the the Google Closure Compiler. They then talk about designing user interfaces and how functional programming relates to UI design. To wrap up, David mentions different libraries and frameworks that can be used and recommends tools which can be used to get started programming with ClojureScript.

Joy Clark interviews David Nolen about ClojureScript

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Google Closure Compiler
The Clojure Script Compiler - A Look Behind the Curtains, Maria Geller
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Lumo
React
Reagent
re-frame
Rum
Om & Om-Next
quiescent
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Google Closure Library
Figwheel
Parinfer
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