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I like Clojurescript in general, but the code bloat problems and runtime speed problems still exist even with advanced optimizations. The big problem is that yo
by saosebastiao 12y ago
I like Clojurescript in general, but the code bloat problems and runtime speed problems still exist even with advanced optimizations. The big problem is that you have to use code that is Closure-compatible. If it isn't, there are hacks to make it work, but you end up killing the ability to remove dead code. And no matter what, you are going to end up shipping portions of the Clojure code as a runtime within the javascript runtime.
I have used cljs for non-mobile web interfaces, but the performance of Om in Phonegap on mobile hardware was terrible enough that I scrapped it for Xamarin.
- Touche 12y agoFirst, all ClojureScript code is Closure compatible, you don't have to worry about that. Secondly, Om in a Webview and Xamarin are not fair comparisons.