I'm using it at work (small design studio) for frontend development, when appropriate. Also for small side projects I want to exist. eg. quick tumblr image sear

I'm using it at work (small design studio) for frontend development, when appropriate. Also for small side projects I want to exist. eg. quick tumblr image search http://poyo.co/tumblr/ http://poyo.co/tumblr/ (shift-submit for username, "g" changes grid layout) Just started using garden for css - having an actual language to generate css, along with namespaces is a boon and I wish I'd started sooner. Boot, cljs, garden and, depending on project, clojure on the serverside too. Sharing reagent components w/ hiccup for serverside rendering using cljc (cljs / clj shared files) works quite well. There's a little you you have to replicate at the top level of components to pass data down, but reader conditionals can get you quite far.