@samumbach: Would you mind putting that in a gist? Would be handy to be able to star it...

@peterschwarz: will do; I've also moved it out to a separate namespace in my codebase

Thanks!

My workmate built a small website in clojurescript + om that was part of a project that won a design award in New Zealand.

Instead of linking to the work (which I can still do), would it be better to do a breakdown of the work as a blog?

I'd love that

does anybody have an example on how to use pprint in clojurescript 1.7?

Cool. This is the site http://supremesupreme.co.nz/

It really was quite simple but was sweet to use cljs, om and figwheel on a design gig

Bit lost on this part of cljs library deployment… what’s the way to specify/add externs on a library you’re going to distribute? Or is the standard approach to just tell the user “you need to download externs from that source”?

@iambrendonjohn: very cool!

@ricardo: if you depend on a CLJSJS thing … nothing to do

if you don’t then read up on managing dependencies

all of this is covered in ClojureScript documentation

looking around the web will lead you astray

https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Dependencies

@dnolen: Will go through it… I’m wondering if I should package the chrome extensions’ externs with khroma, or just leave it up to the user (some libraries like jayq leave it up to the user, but that feels error prone).

leaving it up to the user doesn’t make any sense to me

jayq is ancient and doesn’t follow modern CLJS practice

(real deps.cljs support didn’t exist then)

Acknowledged. I’ll bundle it up.

Thanks @dnolen

Thanks @dnolen 😄

Jumpin' Jesus on a Pogo Stick! Is this a meme now

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is it plausible to use clojurescript to build terminal applications?

if so, is there any tutorial? (noob eager to learn clojurescript)

@hugog: yes via Node.js or @mfikes's Planck

Anyone having used ReactDOMServer from cljs? https://github.com/cljsjs/packages/pull/265

@hugog: My collected Planck writings are tagged: http://blog.fikesfarm.com/tags/Planck.html

I came across this by reading https://swannodette.github.io/2015/07/29/clojurescript-17/ "write fast starting shell scripts with Planck or with Node.js"

The thing as being a noob don't know where to start

Plank is just for osx?

lol https://swannodette.github.io/2015/07/29/clojurescript-17/ is lol @dnolen's page

@dnolen: is there any leiningen template for nodejs apps?

@hugog: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Quick-Start#running-clojurescript-on-nodejs that pretty much covers the basics

hugog: you may want to consider nexe too

same idea, but shove an interpreter + your thing into a binary

@hugog: Yes, currently Planck targets only OS X.

@mfikes: using linux

@hugog: Cool. I'd like to port Planck to Linux. For now, node may be the best way to go.

Hi everybody! Yesterday I asked everybody at #C03S1KBA2 to try http://asterion-dev.elasticbeanstalk.com/index.html

It's a tool to visualize dependency graphs. Today it works for ClojureScript projects,

a very cool/big one to try out is https://github.com/circleci/frontend