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Not clear if the site does this or not, but it would be good for the Clojure community if the course covered a lot in Clojurescript (or even focused on it). I t
by hellofunk 9y ago
Not clear if the site does this or not, but it would be good for the Clojure community if the course covered a lot in Clojurescript (or even focused on it). I think the browser development audience is likely much larger than the JVM audience, and Clojurescript and its ecosystem are an area that particularly shines in the industry.
- ertucetin 9y agohi I'm author of the site, You are right! I'm also considering to add Clojurescript feature to Clojurecademy(it does not have at the moment) and this would be very useful for browser development audience like you said.
- trimaster 9y agoHi, have you also considered forgoing (or delaying) the sign-up step for your site? I would love to try without having to register.
- ertucetin 9y agohey, actually I did not until lots of people started asking for it. I did not think that that would be a problem, if I did before I would not have asked for sign up. I guess I need to find a way for that. Thank you for your suggestion!
- flavio81 9y agoGreat to read this; i want to start doing a bit of Clojure and this is a great suggestion: to start from the browser-side.
- hellofunk 9y agoYou can use cljs everywhere because nearly all platforms have JS support. Not true with Clojure on JVM. I use cljs on iOS.
- dkersten 9y agoTechnically, Clojure can run on a number of platforms, but in practice, Android and such, JVM startup is too slow. I do love cljs though, since it can run on mobile, node (including aws lambda), browser etc.