This workaround doesn't work if the super-namespace doesn't exist.
For example, "goog.async" is never provided, but "goog.async.Deferred" is
provided (in the third-party bits of closure) and is itself the Deferred
constructor.
(:require [goog.ui :as ui]) similarly throws an error for me.
Any o
I noticed that it works fine to just do (:require [goog.async.Deferred :as
d]) and to use (goog.async.Deferred.) to call the constructor (in this case
Deferred is also used as a namespace, so require makes sense).
With :require w/o :as support, you'd have (:require goog.async.Deferred)
... (goo
