Forgive me if this has been asked before.
I am writing a GClosure app at the moment (using the long-form java-style
Google Closure javascript *blecch*), and I'm using JSDoc type-annotations
for everything:
/** @type {number} */
var x = parseInt( data['foo'], 10 );
These annotations allow ADVANCED_MODE Closure compilation to type-check and
also more tightly compress the resultant Javascript 'binary'.
Looking at the size of the ClojureScript One production 'binary', it's
187kb big.
I'm wondering if there's any plans or work underway to work on reducing
this size, both in terms of having the ClojureScript backend include JSDoc
style type annotations and in other ways?
Related question:
As I already have a large GClosure codebase, I would like to use CLJS to
build out the backend of this app, and bring the CLJS binary in as a module
for my app to use. I know I can export symbols in CLJS, and I'm guessing
it can't be that hard to generate an externs.js containing all those
exported symbols for use in my main app? If anyone is doing, this, please
let me know how!
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