It's nice to see the Clojure/ClojureScript community growing. But the fact remains that these tools still don't enjoy the maturity of their more mainstream counterparts.
So if you use any ClojureScript libraries in production, expect to run into strange issues and submit bug reports that are not responded to for months on end. Nothing against their authors, it's just the nature of writing niche tools.
So if you use any ClojureScript libraries in production, expect to run into strange issues and submit bug reports that are not responded to for months on end. Nothing against their authors, it's just the nature of writing niche tools.