Clojurescript compiles to Javascript and so inherits some of it's idiosyncrasies. This is one of the real problems of clojure: you need some knowledge of the h

Clojurescript compiles to Javascript and so inherits some of it's idiosyncrasies. This is one of the real problems of clojure: you need some knowledge of the host language. It's also one of it's major strengths, and the only reason a lisp managed to get so much (relative) commercial traction.