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Is there any news about rewrite-clj for joyride?
cool, great news.
and great job
I think @U04V15CAJ might want us to solve the lazy-require of dependencies before we include rewrite-clj, but I might be wrong about that.
@U0ETXRFEW Ah yes
What we have to do here is create a module so shadow will compile a different .js file
and then we require
(in Node.js) that via the load-fn when people require rewrite-clj
I’m curious as to why rewrite-clj would be different than any other clojurescript dependency
It's not but so far we haven't included many CLJS dependencies yet and lazy loading is better for startup time
Oh, okay
Makes sense
@U04V15CAJ would it make sense for joyride to be able to read bb.edn
config and figure out dependencies that way?