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by dustingetz 2810 days ago
www.hyperfiddle.net has no javascript payload at all.

dustingetz.com and the docs app both have embedded hyperfiddle editors, so they run in a development configuration. The 10MB is for the real-time editor which depends on the ClojureScript compiler and standard library. A production javascript configuration will bake/compile/dead-code-eliminate in advance and then asset sizes will be comparable to any ClojureScript project (which is to say, better than almost all JavaScript projects). We haven't gotten around to doing this yet. Thanks for checking out hyperfiddle!