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Fulcro – Part 1: Getting Started

Tony Kay

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Tony Kay covers the bare minimum for getting started with Fulcro 3, Shadow CLJS, IntelliJ, and the REPL.

A video covering the bare minimum for getting started with Fulcro 3. It includes coverage of getting started with Shadow CLJS, IntelliJ and the REPL. NOTE: I type `npx shadow-cljs start` in this video, but I meant `npx shadow-cljs server`, which is more informative in its startup output. Both will work. Project files at github.com/fulcrologic/video-series

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent introductory video series for learning Fulcro.

u/notsohastyin r/Clojure • Recommends

Beginner's guide to Fulcro (to go along with Tony Kay's videos) https://roamresearch.com/#/app/bristol-clojure/page/d0G0a7qwb Adrian Smith of the Bristol Clojure meetup made a text accompaniment to Tony Kay's excellent Fulcro intro videos. (discovered via: https://github.com/athensresearch/athens/issues/22)
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u/slifinin r/Clojure • Mentions

On “Looking for Clojure and Fulcro courses and mentors”

I'm going through this video series from the creator and finding it very helpful: link to this video It's been re-recorded for the release of Fulcro 3
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u/lambdatheultraweightin r/Clojure • Mentions

On “AskReddit: Stack suggestions for a web app?”

This is way more buy-in than what you're expressing you want, but others that may read this should be aware: I'm throwing fulcro 3 in the ring. It's very well thought out full stack design. It has a very good video tutorial on YouTube. I've gone "this is brilliant" several times while watching it, because real (sometimes minor) problems that only show up later in a project's lifecycle are shown and how Fulcro deals with it is quite smart. This is designed with care. If you want to hear the pitch for "Why Fulcro?" from someone other than the author, I can also recommend Why Build Solutions with Fulcro - Tom Toor.
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u/slifinin r/Clojure • Mentions

On “Web apps in Clojure while avoiding the JavaScript ecosystem”

Your question is quite wide so I'm hesitant to answer but I would try: link to this video because that's where my interests are (full stack graphs) but as with any abstraction it will be overkill or unsuitable for certain cases
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u/slifinin r/Clojure • Mentions

On “Beginner's guide to Fulcro (to go along with Tony Kay's videos)”

These ended up being rough notes for us at Bristol Clojurians Shameless promo: * https://www.meetup.com/Bristol-Clojurians * `#bristol-clojurians` on slack * [video Following the official video series: * [video Once you get to the server-side page the Fulcro book starts using examples too We took a break and switched to Fulcro RAD to try and understand how the knowledge we were learning applied to a larger system though in recent weeks we've been doing a few other Clojure things to mix things up Next meetup is tomorrow night at 6pm GMT
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