anyone have an idea about what a good tagline for hoplon would be?

Web. Simply Reactive.

http://hoplon.github.io/

thanks in advance for any feedback/PRs! source is at https://github.com/hoplon/hoplon.github.io

@alandipert: nice! A couple of things I found: - the page doesn't pass validation - https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fhoplon.github.io%2F - the link to site source is incorrect - the logo links to the old site - the site source contains the _includes/login.html html which seems to be for logging in to adzerk?

and more importantly - why isn't the site written with hoplon? 😞

@xifi: thanks for the great feedback! it's not hoplon because we hadn't yet convinced our designer when he made the site 6 months ago

@alandipert: I thought you are making the site with micha

also, what you pushed on github seems to have loads of files that aren't used, are those to be linked in somewhere or are they unrelated to the hoplon page and are from adzerk's site

ugh, all those templates are starting to give me a headache

@xifi: yeah there is much cruft. index.md is the page with stuff on it

welcome @upgradingdave

@alandipert: hoplon's page should really be in hoplon 😞

funny how complex things get once you move out of lisp (referring to that templating system)

I don't even understand why did people invent html templates. Can't any language generate files and strings?

@xifi: i know, all the different ways to almost-program

Hi @alandipert, thanks for the welcome 😎

looking forward to digging into hoplon, ton of interesting stuff!

@alandipert: yeah, I don't know why do we like to make everything more complicated

Hi #C08BDAPRA, any tips on getting a Hoplon6 app to include the Parse javascript SDK (https://www.parsecdn.com/js/parse-1.5.0.min.js) in my index.cljs.hl page before compiling it, so it can reference js/window.Parse? (Probably a n00b question, but having trouble googling the answer)

Last time I looked at Hoplon (over a year ago), I could just copy a library like that into my "src" dir and rename it something like parse.inc.js, and then populate a parse.ext.js with the externs I needed, and everything just worked. Doesn't look like that works anymore?

@jab: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Compiler-Options#foreign-libs is a way - you can pass cljsc options through boot-cljs

@alandipert: Thanks! Looking now

and no.. the .inc scheme isn't around anymore. since hoplon1 was out cljsc accumulated a lot fo features, and we lean on them when we can

nice, yeah I just started looking at https://github.com/cljsjs/packages/wiki/Creating-Packages and was wondering if I should go that route