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thanks!

> On the Closure Library side, we're working on migrating the core to TypeScript and are interested in learning about how folks are using the open-source library that might influence what we could do to make it usable for other workflows and project structures (e.g. loading via NPM vs git submodules, debug loader vs bundler, etc).

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/closure-library-discuss/-znZL19uEnY/lB640CgmBQAJ

curious to see where this will go

right Steve Hicks wrote me a couple of months ago and I responded but I never heard back

but I suspected as much from what he wrote

the TypeScript bit felt like it was bound to happen and I feel like the days are numbered for the debug loader stuff

Why is the debug loader useful?

To piggyback on the above, what is the implication for CLJS with the above transition to the compiler?

there is no transition to the compiler

the above thread is about Google Closure Library (not Compiler)

My bad, I was curious how google closure compiler migrating to TypeScript affects ClojureScript? (or maybe you answered that already and I misunderstood 🙇)

its not the compiler migrating. its the closure library. the compiler has had basic support for a while. too early to tell how the closure library moving will affect CLJS. depends on how they publish it.

Noted. Thanks one and all!