I never ran ClojureScript, but I am curious about the procedure to call functions from other java script libraries. Is it as seamless as the call of a java function from the JVM Clojure?
And if you are lucky enough to be dealing with a functional javascript library like d3, you can even use cljs functions as arguments to your js library. This leads to very succinct and powerful interop.
This snippet does this twice to provide a longish function to the d3.timer call and a small inline one to attr to set a class based on the data in the selection. More context available: http://bl.ocks.org/4326896
ObTopic: cljs in cljs does sound dreamy. Would this also enable <script type="text/clojurescript">?
And hopefully "unofficial" CLJS-in-CLJS by Clojure West. :-)
I just pushed type/record/protocol/reify support. Next big thing is to fix runtime namespace creation. Then file I/O. Then all the bugs discovered while try to compile the compiler using the compiled compiler (i.e. self-hosting).
I think he meant the reverse. I know it is fairly doable in Clojure on the JVM, I assume ClojureScript is fairly similar. You have to use Var objects iirc.
when calling JS code from CLJS, you have to translate arguments that aren't primitives from CLJS datastructures to JS datastructures. (Functional languages implement their datastructures differently than imperative languages.)