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>Clojurescript is, let's be honest, never going to be natively supported in Google Chrome. Not quite sure what you mean by this, but source maps, syntax highli
by hellofunk 11y ago
>Clojurescript is, let's be honest, never going to be natively supported in Google Chrome.
Not quite sure what you mean by this, but source maps, syntax highlighting and other native extensions were added by the Chromium team over the last year specifically for Clojurescript support.
But, as far as a language running natively in Chrome, none of the languages that transpile to JS do, not Elm, Purescript, etc, so I'm not sure what exactly you are referring to.
- Tankenstein 11y agoHe is referring to the fact that his language of choice, es6, will be running natively in chrome, since it's just new javascript.
- yogthos 11y agoHowever, since ClojureScript transpiles to Js I don't really have to care about this do I. From my perspective Js is effectively bytecode.