(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

The Twitter Webdev community is largely preoccupied with single-line promotional texts (largely about the glories of #javascript) and threads of gee-whiz info that I actually find quite useful sometimes. So, in proper #Clojure fashion, I've decided to use that community as Host and do all those same things, but Clojure[Script]. Feel free to join me! #ClojureScript #webdev

I thought that, too. So I implemented a user app in raw html and css. I learned 3 things --

1. #emacs is really good at this repetitive, basic stuff
2. even so, the boilerplate was too much!
3. It took MUCH longer than #ClojureScript.

It better last 20 years.
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RT @TreciaKS
HTML, CSS and JavaScript are enough!

Frameworks come and go, but those 3 stay because they alone are what make web development!
https://twitter.com/TreciaKS/status/1441066471195619328

I think I may need to start putting more time into learning the interop ecosystems: Maven, Apache on the #Clojure JVM, and React stuff, NPM on #ClojureScript. Then, soon, Python, too #clj-python. Probably an hour of reading each day.

I got an image previewing component working in #ClojureScript Reagent (that's with react.js, for the uninitiated). https://orys.us/ub

A nice overview of the Google vs Facebook vs indie Framework battlefield. Personally I go with React because #Clojurescript is so good at it. What is your preference and why?

https://www.binstellar.com/blog/react-vs-vue-vs-angular-which-framework-should-you-use-in-2021/

This principle is old news in #ClojureScript (and any functional language, true). #listcomprehension
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RT @VladPasca5
JavaScript tip💡

Stop using "forEach" or "for" loops to loop through an array's items

Instead, start using "map" like in this example

👇

https://twitter.com/VladPasca5/status/1436735335539658753