Thanks for the kind words but I do think ClojureScript is much, much bigger than Om Next :) People are succeeding with many different approaches - Reagent, Rum,

Thanks for the kind words but I do think ClojureScript is much, much bigger than Om Next :) People are succeeding with many different approaches - Reagent, Rum, Hoplon, etc. all have enthusiastic, active user bases and for good reason. While I'm happy too see Om Next gain traction, in the end I'm much more excited to hear about someone adopting ClojureScript regardless of what other technology choices they might make.