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I'm a bit tempted to do something like this. We have an old creaky app which I'm tempted to rewrite in ClojureScript in my own time and then show them it. Wor
by LandR 7y ago
I'm a bit tempted to do something like this.
We have an old creaky app which I'm tempted to rewrite in ClojureScript in my own time and then show them it.
Worst case scenario they say it's great, now can we please rewrite it in JS. Best case scenario I get something in Clojure / CLJS into our system.
Either way I'd probably learn a lot just from the project. And I kinda need a new side project at the minute.
- blunte 7y agoI would go for it. As you say, it will be a valuable learning experience. And writing anything the second time (even if switching languages) tends to be much easier than the first time since the problem is more known. So you lose not much time if you ultimately throw ClojureScript away in favor of something else.