I'm thinking about writing some code that would better be transactional and thus use refs in a multi-threaded environment like Clojure. But then it would also be nice to be able to run that code as ClojureScript code (which obviously doesn't support refs) so I'm wondering if anybody has worked on that kind of problem. Would encapsulating refs operations inside macros that detect if refs are available and if not would fall back to a simple atom (ignoring transactional stuff and replacing alter/commute by swap!) be a good way?
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