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Copyright 4 Table of Contents 5 Preface 9 Who Should Read This Book 9 How to Use This Book 9 Conventions Used in This Book 11 Using Code Examples 11 Safari® Books Online 12 How to Contact Us 12 Acknowledgments 13 Chapter 1. Introduction: Why ClojureScript? 15 The Rise of Browser Applications 15 The Rise of JavaScript 16 The Need for a Better Language 16 Introducing ClojureScript 17 Chapter 2. Hello World 19 Leiningen 20 Installing Leiningen on OS X and Linux 20 Installing Leiningen on Windows 21 Using lein-cljsbuild 21 Getting Started with the REPL 22 Compiling a ClojureScript File to JavaScript 23 Running ClojureScript in the Browser 25 Other Capabilities of lein-cljsbuild 25 Chapter 3. The Compilation Process 27 Architecture 27 Google Closure Compiler 27 The Google Closure Library 29 ClojureScript and Google Closure 30 The Compilation Pipeline 30 How to Compile 31 Compiling ClojureScript 31 Compilation in Depth 33 Compilation Sources 33 Compilation and Optimization Options 33 Other Compilation Options 37 Summary 37 Chapter 4. ClojureScript Basics 39 ClojureScript versus Clojure 39 Expressions and Side Effects 40 Syntax and Data Structures 40 Symbols and Keywords 41 Data Structure

Author

Stuart Sierra and Luke VanderHart

Language

EN

Rating

3.27 / 5 (78 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13