Thanks, guys!
Thanks, Stu; that's an option. My limited experience with
clojurescript has been that it takes sort of a while to compile cljsc
files; it took me maybe 3sec to compile hello world. I'm sure this
up-front cost is offset by savings at future invocations; but it isn't
a superior alter
Maybe this experiment could interest you (clojurescript as a plugin of
gnome):
https://github.com/technomancy/lein-gnome
In general, if AFAIK the main performance issue is the jvm startup time and
the loading of the clojure.core library, one first solution could be
keeping a single background repl
Hi Ned,
I think the medium-term strategy likely to yield good results is for someone to
put together a story around ClojureScript + advanced mode + V8. I know a few
people have played with this, but I am not sure if anyone has gone so far as to
package it up for easy consumption.
Stu
Stuart
Hey everyone!,
I know this is an old story.
I've played with clojure, but the main thing that has kept me from
never looking back is the startup speed. "Hello world!" in Java takes
me .303s, but just "java -cp clojure-1.5.0-master-SNAPSHOT.jar" takes
1.989s (sending C-d to close the repl even be
