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just released initial v0.1.0 of cljs-oops, for brave souls, might have rough edges: https://github.com/binaryage/cljs-oops but looks good, porting chromex was smooth: https://github.com/binaryage/chromex/commit/acee27165091b665523e80051a60200fe59b023d
@darwin wow that looks tremendously useful!
@plexus since the original #announcements was renamed to #admin-announcements, the new #announcements does not have enough eyeballs yet...
@jasonjckn maybe ask in #emacs as well, or if you don't get a response I'd open a ticket for refactor-nrepl as well. There's a good chance the Clojurescript support needs more love
How cheap are go blocks in clojurescript? Are they cheap enough to use them in double-click handlers?
@yury.solovyov I think they’re cheap enough http://swannodette.github.io/2013/08/02/100000-processes
@yury.solovyov my understanding is that go blocks in cljs are essentially callback functions