FWIW,

I just updated the latest tutorial (11th) of modern-cljs series of tutorials on 
clojurescript with some more code on DOM events and manipulations using domina 
(which has very inspiring code - thanks Luke) and hiccups (thanks Tero).

https://github.com/magomimmo/modern-cljs/blob/master/doc/tutorial-11.md

In successive tutorials I'm planning to add friend/hiccup/enlive on the server 
side and  enfocus on the client-side (which already uses domina and hiccups). 
Then I'll introduce big data and c2. 

My objective is to finally reach an almost complete stack of libraries which 
unifies (in Luke parlance) the server and the client side of clojurean web 
applications. 

I would also like to unify the form validators. At the moment I have no time to 
experiment with the validation libs already available on the server side. 
  
I also took a look to dommy lib, which is very interesting AND SMALL too. I'll 
think about its integration in the above stack of libraries (it seems to be an 
hiccups competitor)

I'm very interested in any advice on the above topics and on clojurescript 
testing best practices  (which I definitely   have to face in the tutorials).

thanks and my best regards to everyone.

mimmo

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