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Clojurescript with reagent and re-frame (or keechma, hoplon and others) outlasted two generations of Javascript technical churn. Nothing comes close.

• hombre_fatal 6y ago
  Not really. Remember when people used Om for React bindings in Clojurescript? Clojurescript changes too. React has been around the whole time though. Also, along the topic in this thread, I've never met someone who used Clojure/script. It's why I ended up just using Node/Javascript in the end. It gets lonely in the Clojure cave.
  • smnplk 6y ago
    Om was the first attempt by David Nolen, to see if it could be done. There were probably some ideas in Om that helped create Reagent and Fulcro.I haven't used it myself, but I heard it influenced libraries that came after. It's also not fair to compare longevity of a binding library that needs to be kept up to date to the lib it binds to, but Reagent has been around for 7 years, with all the changes happening in React itself. Sure there are changes in Clojurescript ecosystem, but certainly not as frequent and tiresome as in Javascript land. I am sure you could find someone doing Clojure stuff if you searched for Clojure on meetup.com
  • cutler 6y ago
    Me too. I love programming with Clojure[script] but Clojure jobs here in London are very thin on the ground.