I disagree with the characterisation of shadow-cljs as a fad. It's a 4 year old project at this point, and in my opinion the easiest way to get started with cl

I disagree with the characterisation of shadow-cljs as a fad. It's a 4 year old project at this point, and in my opinion the easiest way to get started with cljs for a newcomer. It has sane defaults, and incorporates a ton of effort to "just work", such as with regards to the effortless way that you can pair it with npm or yarn to pull in arbitrary JS libs.