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Clojure. Changed namespaces automatically recompile. Instantly reevaluate changes. Never have to restart the server. On the front end you never have to even hi
by mnm1 7y ago
Clojure. Changed namespaces automatically recompile. Instantly reevaluate changes. Never have to restart the server. On the front end you never have to even hit refresh in the browser with clojurescript.
- skor 7y agoThat's cool!! Had a nag for learning lisp/lisp-likes for a while now. My favorite part is the absence of concurrent problems due to immutability. How popular is the functional paradigm for The Web?
- fulafel 7y agoReact has its root in the FP model, and the React ClojureScript binding (Reagent) works really well with it. (reference: "I had implemented several iterations of what eventually became React, in a few languages - one of the first explorations began as a rough implementation of the reconciler and component model in [the functional language] Standard ML (CreateClass was a "module function"). This was really great because SML embraces immutability by default which is natural when building React style components. " - https://www.reactiflux.com/transcripts/jordan-walke https://www.reactiflux.com/transcripts/jordan-walke )