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swannodette committed May 16, 2025
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Expand Up @@ -45,16 +45,18 @@ and aligning the codebase with the latest Google Closure Compiler release.

One of the biggest benefits of GCL is that it makes ClojureScript a complete
solution for writing ClojureScript for a variety of JavaScript contexts, not
limited to the browser. While ClojureScript integrates well with wider JavaScript
ecosystem these days, ClojureScript always provided a solid of set of tools
out of the box as reliable as the standard library. That was true of GCL for a
solid eight years from 2011-2019.

We working on restoring that stability. With this release, you'll find that quite
a few fine old ClojureScript libraries work again today as well as they did 14
years ago.

And for users who are looking for a rich set of functionality but don't need
need to build single page web apps, ClojureScript has a lot to offer without
creating a large final artifact thanks to Google Closure Compiler advanced
optimization.
limited to the browser. These days, ClojureScript integrates well with the wider
JavaScript ecosystem these days, but ClojureScript always provided a solid of set of tools
out of the box as reliable as the standard library. That was absolutely true from
2011-2019 when GCL rigorously avoided breakage.

We working on restoring that original stability. With this release, you'll find
that quite a few fine old ClojureScript libraries work again today as well as
they did 14 years ago.

ClojureScript is not just for rich web applications. Many websites need rich
DOM manipulation, robust internationalization, and compelling interactivity on
a website without going to a framework. In these cases ClojureScript
generates surprisingly compact output compared to the JavaScript alternatives.d

Give it a try!