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Absolutely, shadow-cljs is all you need, it's not coupled to the Clojure ecosystem, it uses NPM. I'm actually working on a project that uses clojurscript on the
by pizzeriafrida 5y ago
Absolutely, shadow-cljs is all you need, it's not coupled to the Clojure ecosystem, it uses NPM. I'm actually working on a project that uses clojurscript on the backend which is just a `:node` build target in Shadow.
- adamkl 5y agoSame here. I’m slowly writing some wrapper libraries for server side ClojureScript (starting with Express.js). It’s a fun side project for now, but hopefully I can use it to convince some of my JavaScript loving co-workers to give Clojure a try.