cljs
ClojureScript is a compiler for Clojure that targets JavaScript. It emits JavaScript code which is compatible with the advanced compilation mode of the Google Closure optimizing compiler. ClojureScript combines the reach of the JavaScript platform, the flexibility and interactive development of Clojure, and the whole-program optimization of Google Closure to provide the most powerful language for programming the web.
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It would be nice to have first-class support for an optional docstring in the defnc and defcomponent macros.
Presently, I'm working around this via the ^{:doc " ... "} metadata.
I'm finding it tricky to understand what is necessary to duplicate https://ant.design/components/form/#components-form-demo-form-in-modal using Antizer's create-form approach.
The tricky part is to find a way to bind the modal OK and Cancel click events so they behave as form buttons and trigger validation correctly. The Ant example accomplishes this using form.refs after using Form.Create to c
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This API: chlorine.repl.connect! could be public users can create their own command
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Or at least document that helix doesn't support IE.
Helix clone-element
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When upgrading react-navigation to 2.0, I'm getting a lot of "The StackNavigator
function name is deprecated, please use createStackNavigator instead", which is
fixed easily enough by something like this.
(src/clsjs_react_navigation/base.cljs)
;; Navigators
(defonce createNavigator (gobj/get ReactNavigation #js ["createNavigator"]))
-(defonce StackNavigator (gobj/get ReactNaviga-
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The ID resolver component uses the web-properties endpoint to fetch defaults for the ID resolver, among others things.
The bag endpoint results used to look like this:
"bag": {
"results": {
"table": {
"size": "5"
}
},
"example": {
"identifiers": "CG9151, FBgn0000099, CG3629, TfIIB, Mad, CG1775, CG2262, TWIST_DROME, tinIdeally the same keystroke will check if it looks like a keyword and use re-jump, otherwise fall back to cider
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Created by Rich Hickey
Released July 20, 2011
Latest release 21 days ago
- Repository
- clojure/clojurescript
- Website
- clojurescript.org
The primary HTTP server, development HTTP server and nREPL server all listen on
0.0.0.0by default, which may raise some security concerns. Perhaps it's better if we only listen on localhost instead?