[adamkl]

“It's basically my perfect version of Javascript. No need to fumble with libraries like immutable.js, no need for additional libraries like ramda or lodash because the standard clojurescript library has everything+.”

This pretty much my view as well. There’s that classic joke comparing two books on JavaScript, the complete language vs. the good parts [0], and you could pretty much just replace the “good parts” book with ClojureScript.

It has everything you need and gets rid of most of the stuff that enables people to write bad code. (Assuming you like functional programming, of course)

[0] https://i.redd.it/h7nt4keyd7oy.jpg