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ClojureScript has a baseline which you cannot go under. Can’t remember the exact number but it’s something like 250k (advanced compilation but not gzipped). Fo
by orestis 6y ago
ClojureScript has a baseline which you cannot go under. Can’t remember the exact number but it’s something like 250k (advanced compilation but not gzipped).
For this you get the immutable data structures, and a decent chunk of the standard library, which you would use anyway.
On top of that, everything else that you get from the ClojureScript ecosystem, which is run through the Google Closure Compiler, is added incrementally. Use only one function, pay only for one (and its dependencies).
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- solbloch 6y agoI believe this is fixed [0]. [0]: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/commit/5d64c2a142e5b41a4e4390f563d4412502704e23 https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/commit/5d64c2a142e5...
- orestis 6y agoWell, sure, for hello world! But these days anything you do with CLJS will involve the data structures, which is what brings in the dependencies :)