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Very sporadically, but it was pretty stable for a long time. Anyone know of any build/compilation issues with newer Clojure versions?
I never use the Hoplon, The Hoplon is call server function and return DOM with RPC is it like this?
I don't know if I fully understand your question, but Hoplon is not about server-side rendering. It's about spreadsheet-style reactive programming on the frontend. Part of Hoplon is Castra, which is an RPC library, but that part is optional and not really essential to Hoplon as a whole.
There is a good overview here if you haven't seen it: https://hoplon.io/
We've been using Hoplon at Kevel for ~7 years. It still works today, with Hoplon 7.1.0, Javelin 3.9.0, and a recent shadow-cljs version (I'm not sure which version of ClojureScript, but it's recent)
To be fair, we have decided to move away from Hoplon, partially because it isn't actively maintained anymore. We've started chipping off pieces of our UI and rewriting them in TypeScript/React. A big motivation for that is that we decided that it would be easier to hire senior UI engineers with TypeScript/React experience than Clojure experience.