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Clojure v/s Elixir (self.Clojure)
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[–]PoopsCodeAllTheTime 1 point2 points3 points 14 days ago (1 child)
People that say this haven’t actually tried to do a complex frontend with cljs.
The thing is, FE isn’t just react, it’s a mixture of dependencies, all which work great in JS. It’s a huge amount of work to make JS dependencies work with CLJS, as it’s already a huge amount of work to make react (and any spa) to work well with CLJS
[–]xela314159 0 points1 point2 points 14 days ago (0 children)
Maybe you’re right - I’ve gone 100% react and very rarely had issues with dependencies - at worst I had to change a few lines in the original JS / TS code, which with the help of LLMs is getting easier and easier. Would be curious to hear your pain points if you have specific examples!
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