[mattmein]

One of the biggest advantages of ClojureScript (except for all the advantages of using Clojure that you also get with ClojureScript) is the language's stability. Almost all features and enhancements are done in the form of libraries, so the language you are using today is pretty much the same language you were using last year and the year before that.

I think that stability is a big advantage, depending on what type of client side applications you are building. I know of several consulting companies that are using ClojureScript for their client side work, and they can basically just continue building apps without having to re-architect their underlying framework every year. That can have a big effect on the cost of development.

I also highly recommend that any ClojureScript development is done using shadow-cljs, and that allows very convenient integration with npm modules.