Hello, ClojureScript! (with jQuery)
I decided to give ClojureScript a try. It did not come easy, because I found the official documentation somewhat complicated. I know there is ClojureScript One, but that project also is not as simple...
View ArticleHello, Backbone and ClojureScript
A few days ago I started learning ClojureScript. I wrote a trivial “hello world” application just to get ClojureScript to compile and execute, and later added some basic jQuery support with jayq. The...
View ArticleMarrying ClojureScript and JS Frameworks – Knockout Edition
A while ago I began to play with ClojureScript and tried to get it to work with popular frameworks. I played with a few of them, most recently with Knockout.js. This post sums up those efforts and my...
View ArticleUsing Angular.js with ClojureScript
When I wrote my last post on ClojureScript, I was really hoping someone would jump in and say: “You’re doing it wrong! Here’s how.” I did get some interesting replies, especially on HackerNews (where...
View ArticleJS Routing: Sammy vs. Flatiron Director
Having little knowledge about client-side routing in JavaScript, I decided to compare two frameworks: Sammy.js and Flatiron Director. Scope I’ll do the comparison on a very simple application (loosely...
View ArticleAngular Tutorial Rewritten to ClojureScript
Over the last few months I learned some more ClojureScript and I finally came back to Angular. First I followed their excellent tutorial. Then I decided to rewrite it to plain Clojure and...
View ArticleClient-Side Routing with Pedestal
It’s fairly common for rich web applications to use some kind of client-side routing: Load the application once, then navigate with special URLs like http://example.com/#/subpage. Browser doesn’t...
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“Mastering Web Application Development with AngularJS” (Book Review)
While the first demos and tutorials of AngularJS make very good impression, using it on your own in real life applications quickly leads to confusion and frustration. You soon discover that the...
View ArticleDirect Server HTTP Calls in Protractor
When you’re running end-to-end tests, chances are that sometimes you need to set up the system before running the actual test code. It can involve cleaning up after previous executions, going through...
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