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ClojureScript uses the Google Closure compiler under the hood. From a quick dig around, looking at the Closure changelog, they introduced a polyfill of their o
by rorygibson 8y ago
ClojureScript uses the Google Closure compiler under the hood.
From a quick dig around, looking at the Closure changelog, they introduced a polyfill of their own; I'm guessing this went in after CLJS built one, so now there are 2 in the compile / transpile chain.
One of the consequences of nothing in life being simple any more!
- CuteBrowser 8y agoNot simple? Maybe you're doing it wrong. Just make blockchain backend, run it as a serverless process on k8 and voila, can't be simpler.
- dmos62 8y agoDon't be sarcastic, it doesn't add to the discussion. You're just saying you agree in a silly way and citing some things you also happen to find needlessly complex.
- aaaaaaass 8y agoDon’t be condescending. It makes you look like a dingleberry.
- CuteBrowser 8y ago> You're just saying you agree in a silly way and citing some things you also happen to find needlessly complex. Thank you oh wise one. I had no clue
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