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The State of Frontend (and some ClojureScript recommendations)
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"The State of Frontend" by Alexander Davis
JUXT — A Grid Dynamics Company
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Web developmentProgramming languagesVue, Svelte, Angular and othersLisp and ClojureReact
Alexander Davis reviews the modern frontend landscape and recommends various ClojureScript stacks for web application development.
'Frontend Web Development' has a bad reputation for being overly complex and difficult to keep up with, but is there still truth to this these days? And what tools should I use for my next (or first!) ClojureScript web application? Find out in the presentation from JUXT's 10th anniversary party! (This is a reupload due to audio issues) - Introduction - Talk Starts - A map of the current frontend landscape - Introducing my recommended 'Stacks' (A stack meaning a set of tools used in a frontend project) - The Standard Stack - Shadow CLJS, Reagent, Re-Frame - Quick overview of React Hooks - The Modern Stack - Shadow CLJS, UIx2, ReFX/Re-Frame - The Dark Side Stack - Vite, Tanstack, Jōtai, TypeScript - The Wild Card - SquintCLJS - Which one to choose? - Q&AWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended for its clear overview of the ClojureScript frontend ecosystem and modern stack recommendations.