@laheadle letfn is now available in the new npm version

I think this could be very interesting for #cherry / #clavascript https://twitter.com/jarredsumner/status/1566367757704146949 You could do import { } from './foo.cljs'

clava-immer: a library written in clavascript that offers some core functions like assoc and dissoc as used with immer, to produce "immutable" collections: https://github.com/clavascript/clava-immer The varargs functions in clavascript currently produce too much boilerplate so clava-immer could be a nice project as a goal to reduce JS output size of

I clarified the purpose of ClavaScript in the README:

ClavaScript is not intended as a replacement for ClojureScript but as a tool to
target JS for anything you would not use ClojureScript for, for whatever reason:
performance, bundle size, ease of interop, etc.

@lilactown @corasaurus-hex I made a temporary commit which allows you to directly get the spread operator:

(defn foo [x ^:spread y] y) (foo 1 2 3) ;;=> [2 3]

I guess we could use (defn foo [x ^:... y]) :P

oh whadda you know, (defn foo [x ...y]) already works!

what situations would nil vs [] break code?

situations where you write (if y .. ..)

in practice, nil is often punned to an empty seq anyway

ah

I actually fixed a case of that in CLJS proper:

I think it would be nice if we could use the spread operator more in clava, to get the better perf and smaller output, e.g. also for passing varargs without using apply