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Re:JavaScript async/await implemented in V8 by lewisl9029 on Tuesday May 17, 2016 @03:05PM (#11716384)
Definitely. ClojureScript is what I usually choose for my own projects, but the reality of the front-end job market is that JavaScript still dominates, so improvements to JavaScript itself will still have a significant impact on the lives of developers everywhere regardless of the existence of other compile-to-JS languages.
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Re:JavaScript async/await implemented in V8 by shimn on Wednesday May 18, 2016 @03:15PM (#11724884)
When I want to ensure strict immutability, I use an implementation of deepFreeze (https://github.com/jsdf/deep-freeze) that recursively calls Object.freeze() on all child properties. Obviously slower than strict browser support. Does ClojureScript rely on the Clojure compiler to ensure the properties aren't modified or is there some polyfill?
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