Your best bet for a Clj/Cljs compatible library is `clj-time`. I think in
the long run `clj-time` will release a version based on Java 8 as more and
more libraries in the Java ecosystem will provide integration with the
native Date-Time API. Joda-Time will fade into the past.
Writing a library
There are few differences between java.time and Joda time for most people's
usage (I think), so a wrapper to support both would probably be possible.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24631909/differences-between-java-8-date-time-api-java-time-and-joda-time
On Fri, 15 Jan 2016 at 11:56 PM, Mikera
Looks awesome, I'd definitely like to use this whenever I can guarantee
running on Java 8 or above.
Question: is there any change of having a unified time API in Clojure? That
supports both Joda time and Java time? And works with cljs? It is a bit
frustrating to have to hard-code to specific ti
