Well, usually ClojureScript is “compile to javascript” using a compiler which is a Clojure program which is a compile to jvm language. So in principle one needs the jre and javac and …
Except I bet this REPL doesn’t compile to javascript, rather it’s a ClojureScript in ClojureScript interpreter.
Something which in a Lispish language is usually amazingly simple and easy to do (compared to say a java in java (or anything) interpreter).
This is actually decidedly cool.
Well, usually ClojureScript is “compile to javascript” using a compiler which is a Clojure program which is a compile to jvm language. So in principle one needs the jre and javac and …
Except I bet this REPL doesn’t compile to javascript, rather it’s a ClojureScript in ClojureScript interpreter.
Something which in a Lispish language is usually amazingly simple and easy to do (compared to say a java in java (or anything) interpreter).