Dušan Maliarik
Dušan Maliarik
All right, can it be removed then to avoid further confusion?
This is the killer feature of SVG over Canvas. I use it to style complex drawing application built with SVG embedded in HTML. Other use cases might include styling graphs...
We could just have separate .cljs sources, optimized for JS. core.async does it too afaik.
Unfortunately it seems that `core.async` duplicates a lot of code, while in `core.matrix` a lot can be reused. That makes me incline toward using `cljx`.
I don't think it is, I'm not aware of any law mandating that `cljx` cannot be used. It would be used during the publish phase anyway, and thus there wouldn't...
`cljx` was superseded by [reader conditionals](http://dev.clojure.org/display/design/Reader+Conditionals) in Clojure 1.7. I don't see any reason why should it change the build/release process. The conversion should be fairly simple. Fast matrix storage...
I have a `.cljc` port in progress. Trying to find the core issues with a port to JS runtime. There are more issues than I previously thought. To have this...
I think `cljs.pprint/pprint` should be the default for printing return values, amirite? (and further processing it with syntax highlighter would be even cooler ;)
I have the same issue here, even with the latest version, it still complains about compliment not being in class path. It essentially break the autocompletion every time I enable...