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Drew Verlee18:06:12

Whats the shortest description of Clojurescript that would tell someone it's relationship to javascript? is it "Javascript compiler" Or is it only accurate to give the longer description: "Clojurescript compiles to javascript"

oλv18:06:29

I always read “foo compiler” as “something which compiles foo”

Drew Verlee18:06:16

Me to, so it's necessary to say "CLJS compiles to JS"?

Drew Verlee18:06:35

i guess it's not really any longer, i was trying to fit the description as an aside.

Drew Verlee18:06:47

e.g clojurescript (javascript compiler)

lread18:06:01

How about this from the https://clojurescript.org/?: > ClojureScript is a compiler for http://clojure.org that targets JavaScript. It emits JavaScript code which is compatible with the advanced compilation mode of the Google Closure optimizing compiler.

Drew Verlee18:06:03

That's clearly correct. But far to long to fit in a resume where the goal is to explain how I have written most of my javascript through clojurescript. I went with "coding solutions in ClojureScript, which compiles to JavaScript". I was hoping trying to get the four words down to two, and ideally in a way that it could be a quick aside. e.g "coding solutions in Clojurescript (BLAH javascript)"

phronmophobic18:06:55

If you know cljs and js, then I might just write "clojurescript and javascript".

phronmophobic18:06:38

I feel like the resume is mostly for recruiters who are just doing keyword matching. Explaining clojurescript on a resume seems unlikely to be read by anyone. Shorter seems better.

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lread18:06:07

Ya, when you get to the interview you can explain in detail, if asked.

Lyn Headley23:06:16

"coding solutions in clojurescript/javascript" or "coding solutions in javascript (clojurescript)"

magnars05:06:59

The four words could be three: > ClojureScript (compiles to JavaScript)

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didibus06:06:39

Clojurescript (compile to JS)

Drew Verlee18:06:03

That's clearly correct. But far to long to fit in a resume where the goal is to explain how I have written most of my javascript through clojurescript. I went with "coding solutions in ClojureScript, which compiles to JavaScript". I was hoping trying to get the four words down to two, and ideally in a way that it could be a quick aside. e.g "coding solutions in Clojurescript (BLAH javascript)"