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@anmonteiro no, there isn't. Just curious. :-)
Can I use https://github.com/MastodonC/kixi.stats in lumo? Specifically, without using JVM based tools?
@chunsj I have had a look and it does not seem incompatible at first glance, I guess you can try. Macros usually require some work to convert from JVM cljs to lumo.. but I don't see any here...
@richiardiandrea thank you. What I'd like to know is how can I make my project without using boot or lein like java tools. With boot or lein, I know how to do but I'd like to avoid using them. (Curiosity's sake and efficiency's sake) :)
@richiardiandrea if kixi.stats does not run on plain clojurescript, then I have to find another library example of course.