[mullsork]

I remember evaluating Elm and ClojueScript as an alternative to ES6 about a year and a half ago. Eventually I had to decide against both as we absolutely needed to render parts of our page server side (Google saying they'll index SPAs is a joke.)

If I'm not mistaken this wasn't possible in Elm back then, and felt uncomfortable or even hard in ClojureScript. Has that changed?

To be fair if I started a new project like the one I'm working at now I'd much rather use server + template for most pages and add interactivity through JS once it boots up.

[susi22]

In clojurescript we have RUM (another lib on top of react) where you can render your HMTL on the server (without using node, just on the JVM). It's also blazing fast and works very well.