Just to pitch in about bundle size — I think it doesn't matter at all. It's one of those "common knowledge" things that get repeated over the years long after they stopped being relevant, just like "use a CDN because the user will have a cached copy of <whateverlib.js>". These days the costs of a larger bundle are insignificant. As a practical example, my app is just around 3MB JavaScript right now, which usually gets shipped as a 570kB brotli-precompressed file, standard gzip gets this down to about 740kB. That's less than a single photo on most sites. None of my paying users care about bundle size, and no one would notice if it increased even by 50%. A far more important reason for limiting the use of libraries is long-term maintenance: I am actively trying to remove dependencies, rather than add them, because unfortunately many Clojure/ClojureScript libraries are getting abandoned after a year or two. I am sponsoring devs in various ways, but I wish we had a better approach to long-term maintenance.

Hi apologies in advance for the basic question! I'm trying to use npm module nodemailer. I expect I'm making some basic errors, and would appreciate a steer! My dev.edn looks like this:

^{:watch-dirs ["test" "src"] 
  :css-dirs ["resources/public/css"]                                 
  :auto-testing true                                                 
  }                                                                 
{:main simplyonmyway.node-test-2                                     
 :install-deps true                                                  
 :npm-deps {:nodemailer "6.7.3"}} 

I require nodemailer in main namespace as follows

(ns ^:figwheel-hooks simplyonmyway.node-test-2 
 (:require                                                         
  [goog.dom :as gdom]                                              
  [nodemailer])) 

hello! Is there something similar to clojure.reflect in clojurescript? Let's say you want to figure out the properties and methods of js/process how do you do it?

I'm not sure what the need is? you can console.log or iterate over the properties of js/process using interop

e.g. using https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/getOwnPropertyNames

(js/Object.getOwnPropertyNames js/process)
;; => #js [,,,]

Hello, I'm learning ClojureScript. Got a bit surprised and confused about hiccup syntax. For example, I have a simple form element and it contains an input field which allows users to type in plain text.

[:input 
 {:type "text",
 :id "my-text"}]