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Ah, I see. I'd probably take the route of allowing ClojureScript to be run as normal Clojure, but I guess the problem is that you don't have access to the brows
by jlongster 15y ago
Ah, I see. I'd probably take the route of allowing ClojureScript to be run as normal Clojure, but I guess the problem is that you don't have access to the browser environment. Debugging browser-based apps can be tricky because of that.
- asmala 15y agoActually, to a large extent you can have access to the browser environment. See e.g. the ClojureScript One video and guide: http://www.clojurescriptone.com/ http://www.clojurescriptone.com/.