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Thanks Your list sums up why I find it tedious ;), since you mention Clojure, in Clojure one doesn't have to think about those things and go through hoops(exc

Thanks Your list sums up why I find it tedious ;), since you mention Clojure, in Clojure one doesn't have to think about those things and go through hoops(except for when doing Java interop). Unfortunately I don't think Clojurescript is worth the hassle(or even immutablejs or immer) and just prefer writing JS and applying your list. Functional programming languages spoil you in this regard.

eyelidlessness 4y ago
> Your list sums up why I find it tedious ;) Weird! > Unfortunately I don't think Clojurescript is worth the hassle(or even immutablejs or immer) and just prefer writing JS and applying your list. Seems like we agree actually?