[josteink]

The coolest thing about :keywords in Clojure ... don't work in Wisp.

Ok. That sucks. So pretty much anyone already a bit serious about Clojure wont be enticed by this then.

Edit: From the page:

    ;;    Keywords can be invoked as functions, that desugars to plain
    ;;    associated value access in JS
    (:bar foo) ;; => foo["bar"]

That seems pretty close to what's expected though, doesn't it?

[grayrest]

I'd expect `(:bar foo)` to desugar to `foo["bar"]()` since the keyword is being used as a function. Property access in clojurescript uses the ugly `(.-bar foo)` syntax.

[piranha]

No, to get foo["bar"]() in CLJS you write ((:bar foo)). :bar in this case is a function, which returns a value by a key ":bar" from "foo", it's not a property.