When some organization gets serious about providing complete ClojureScript education and tutorials, especially covering the setup/config challenges... and then

When some organization gets serious about providing complete ClojureScript education and tutorials, especially covering the setup/config challenges... and then keeps those current so the examples always work, then this could be a reality. But as long as a newbie has to piece together their own solution from many optional libraries and build systems, the initial time investment will dissuade people from taking the plunge. Of course, an established Clojure shop has already gotten over this hump and can easily onboard and bring new devs up to speed. If the Clojure world never realizes they need to get serious about providing quality education, then Clojure will decline in use relative to other options. It's a shame.