> React literally does this out of the box. Om does it (based on react). Reagent does it (based on react). Using js/React (raw js interop) does it. There is act

> React literally does this out of the box. Om does it (based on react). Reagent does it (based on react). Using js/React (raw js interop) does it. There is actually nothing to do. You exec your js in a nashhorn thread. That gives you some html. You ship it your browser on initial GET, then initialize react on it. You're being disingenuous, I read the ClojureScript mailing list, this subject comes up regularly. People are still figuring it out, Nashorn is not well documented and the use of it for this purpose is not well documented. Please don't pretend like something is a common thing when it's not.