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I can understand, but JS is not what it used to be. Things like React, OSX JavaScriptCore, Qt's native JS engine (which also allows you to build native apps for
by hellofunk 11y ago
I can understand, but JS is not what it used to be. Things like React, OSX JavaScriptCore, Qt's native JS engine (which also allows you to build native apps for any desktop or mobile platform using Clojurescript), the use of Clojurescript server-side with Node, the state of affairs in JS are changing very rapidly, and Clojurescript is right there for leveraging all of it.
- pjmlp 11y agoI do know JavaScript quite well, most of our customers require web applications. Using JavaScript related tooling outside work does not relate with fun, at least not for me.