andre.richards: we found an example using nashorn with clojure and clojurescript (it uses om, that’s almost irrelevant).

andre.richards: the problem with that approach is that document and window are not implemented in nashorn so there are some constraints in what code you can write in ClojureScript. PhantomJS could be better here.

@pupeno Thanks, understood.

I may look at that Spike on Reagent and do a little bit more between now and next Dojo but if I do I’ll keep it simple, minimal and on a separate branch with a PR so everyone can review before accepting.