ClojureScript One

ClojureScript is the only compile to JS language that I'm aware that lets you fully leverage the power of modifying JavaScript prototypes w/o fear of gross incompatibilities:<p><a href="http://clojurescriptone.com/documentation.html#one.color" rel="nofollow">http://clojurescriptone.com/documentation.html#one.color</a><p>Note that they've extended (safely because of namespaces) browser natives including Element, Array, String, as well as the custom ClojureScript data types to respond to the color function.

I assume this is just-launched, but being able to do examples online would be amazing. I believe ClojureScript does not include (eval) so you'd have to route to the server and back; perhaps this is feasible?

Looks great. What I would love to see is a ClojureScript tutorial that doesn't assume you already know Clojure.

It would be supercool to see something like this using websockets.

How good is the interop with existing js libraries? Would i be able to use webgl or three.js?

Thank you very, very much for this.<p>Note: Installing failed for me until I replaced git:// with <a href="https://" rel="nofollow">https://</a> in two places in script/deps. Then it worked.

View -&#62; Source on this page. Just do it.

From a design perspective, that is one sweet looking site! Who created it? With what?

How do I [intelligently] choose ClosureScript over say, Node.js?