It’s something I’d probably just use a define for, that said there’s probably some other way involving macros (as there usually is :))

Actually I got this when trying to use a nil value: goog-define requires a string, number or boolean as default value

yeah ok, then nil is not valid, wasn’t sure. sorry about that

No worries.

Hello guys, just a nod on this, I am going bananas, does ^:export work on def as well as defn ?

@richiardiandrea: yes

now my turn

go

can anyone explain :depends-on for cljs module compiling?

mmm can't help you on this, let's wait for someone to chime in

How can i detect is input[type=date] supported in browser from clojurescript?

So, full-stack ClojureScript is fun with nodejs. Is there a way to have the compiler use reader conditionals (or another mechanism) to distinguish between differerent clojurescript builds, rather than clojure vs clojurescript?

@delaguardo: I believe you'll need to use js interop for that

@samflores: This is how i do that, but also i append created element into DOM and after that check attribute and remove it

that's probably a better idea 😄

ClojureScript React Native Desktop: http://blog.fikesfarm.com/posts/2015-11-19-clojurescript-react-native-desktop.html

FYI, last week I started hacking on a chrome extension and this library is a by-product: https://github.com/binaryage/chromex << @ricardo

interesting part is that it is fully generated from chromium sources https://github.com/binaryage/chromex/tree/master/src/exts

woah that’s really cool!

cleaned up :parallel-build true compiler option so that it plays better with Figwheel, if you know how to test master in your projects, give it a shot

would like to know that it still works well with cljsbuild, boot etc.

bhauman: any opinions on figwheel enabling the :repl profile? After using http://blog.maio.cz/2015/11/cider-slows-down-leiningen-startup-here.html, I wasn’t getting cider-nrepl anymore with lein figwheel, which is in my :repl profile.

(the workaround is pretty trivial with with-profile)

but it may not be obvious to people that’s what you need to do

How do you run tests that involve core.async in the browser with useful exceptions?

I’m getting stuff like TypeError: undefined is not a constructor (evaluating 'fn1.call(null, ret)’) which is not very conducive to finding out what the actual problem was

Hi! I'm trying to follow the om.next Quick Start tutorial and things work for the first time, but when I restart the repl, I receive the message ANALYSIS ERROR: Map literal must contain an even number of forms on file null, line null, column null no matter what. I can restore to a working state by removing resources/public/js, but the startup time is already high, so I would like to avoid having to freshly compile everything all the time. Does anyone recognize the problem?

https://gist.github.com/hanshuebner/f15e915e349f0ca0f979 if someone wants to see the full error message

@hans seems pretty strange since there’s no file or line number associated with that

and I haven’t seen anybody report anything like that for the last alpha

Looks strange to me as well. I'll try on another box. Thanks!

On another box, the message is slightly different: ANALYSIS ERROR: No dispatch macro for: ) on file null, line null, column null

this sounds like an environment problem

unrelated to Om

Yes. It is caused by my profile.clj

Never mind me. I think I'll be able to figure it out.

@hans ok, there’s also a #C06DT2YSY channel for more focused discussion