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The situation with Clojure/ClojureScript is a lot more stable. Most libraries are pretty rigorous about backwards-compatibility. When someone comes up with a be
by john-shaffer 6y ago
The situation with Clojure/ClojureScript is a lot more stable. Most libraries are pretty rigorous about backwards-compatibility. When someone comes up with a better approach, they release it as a new library under a different name instead of making breaking changes to the old one. You will probably still need to pull in some npm packages, but you can cherry pick those and keep it to a manageable number.