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Clojurescript still has the annoying problem of having to convert between the two language data structures.

Clojurescript still has the annoying problem of having to convert between the two language data structures. So even with shadow-cljs(no idea how good it is) Cljs is no smooth sailing either. Immer seems to be the best compromise and more ergonomic approach to immutability in JS. Immutability is also needed much less in single-threaded environments where JS operates where async code is pretty much used for IO 99% of the time.

Posted by Scarbutt on Mar 9, 2021, 12:42 AM

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Clojurescript still has the annoying problem of having to convert between the two language data structures.

ScarbuttMar 9, 2021, 12:42 AM

Clojurescript still has the annoying problem of having to convert between the two language data structures. So even with shadow-cljs(no idea how good it is) Cljs is no smooth sailing either. Immer seems to be the best compromise and more ergonomic approach to immutability in JS. Immutability is also needed much less in single-threaded environments where JS operates where async code is pretty much used for IO 99% of the time.

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