maxelon

maxelon

Web Development with Clojure, Third Edition: shadow-cljs

I have had some difficulties in chapter 5, with shadow-cljs It has some project dependencies that are in your examples, but not mentioned in the text. Also, when I tried running the shadow/demo example the compiler complained about react not being found. Fortunately, this was a different problem from what I was getting, so I managed to piece together something that worked.

But, I need to add this has been a great book. Hard work for a newbie like me, but I am learning tons.

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svmbrown

svmbrown

Author of Web Development with Clojure

Hi, thanks for the kind words! Glad you’re getting a lot out of our book.

You’re 100% correct about the shadow-cljs dependencies, thanks for bringing it to our attention! We’ve addressed it, and it will be fixed in the next beta release.

Happy Coding!

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