19K views · Sep 16, 2016 · 1:00:58 · 0 HN recommenders · 3 mentions · discussed 2016–2018
David Nolen reviews the first five years of ClojureScript, documenting its landmarks and looking ahead to the next five. It is a history-and-roadmap talk from the Clojure community.
Why Hacker News points people here: HN mentions it chiefly for a specific moment where Nolen credits Chris Granger and Light Table, and in a few hiring threads.
“David Nolen gives a great shoutout to Chris Granger and Eve's predecesor, Light Table at minute 17:00”
Nolen credits Chris Granger and Light Table
Actually Chris Granger was heavily involved with Clojure. David Nolen gives a great shoutout to Chris Granger and Eve's predecesor, Light Table at minute 17:00 a couple of weeks ago at the Clojure TRE conference: this video
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