Cal Herries / May 08 2021
Using ClojureScript in Nextjournal
To start using ClojureScript in Nextjournal, type this into a paragraph:
```cljs
followed by a space.
That will create a ClojureScript cell like below:
ClojureScript
Now you can start executing ClojureScript.
"Hello, World"
ClojureScript
The ClojureScript is immediately compiled Javascript and will execute in the browser. That means you can do stuff like this:
(js/console.log "Check your browser console to read this text")
ClojureScript
Unfortunately, the functionality of ClojureScript in Nextjournal is experimental and very limited. Loading external dependencies is currently not supported.