In this video I build a very very simple todo app using Clojurescript and React, hoping to get more people excited about clojure[script].

It's not an alien absurd language, it's just different.

I'm not sure if this was an easy enough tutorial for those of you who haven't used the Clojure programming language but are interested in it, so please leave your feedback if you didn't understand stuff so I can improve for my future videos. ^_^

For more in-depth content check out LambdaIsland.com (disclaimer: I'm a part of the Lambda Island team)

The source code for this is available on https://github.com/oxalorg/clojure-todo under the `video-01` branch.

Timestamps:
0:00 What we'll do today
1:30 Creating project
3:10 Running shadow cljs app
4:27 Lists keep it simple with Cljs
23:00 You made it to the end!

Jordan [ @AlwaysBCoding ] and Will [ @willpiers ] set up a ClojureScript and Reagent project from scratch.

Episode Summary
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[0:00] - What is ClojureScript? How to set up a new ClojureScript project from scratch.
[35:04] - How to build stateful UI's in ClojureScript with React and Reagent
[1:17:37] - How to set up a live-reloaded Clojurescript workflow using Figwheel that can hot-load code without altering the app-state.

Github URL: https://github.com/AlwaysBCoding/Episodes/tree/master/clojurescript/helloworld

This guide will teach you all of the things that Re-frame gives you that we use in Re-frame. Re-frame is built on Reagent and uses many of the concepts from Reagent as is. Reagent is a thin but high-leverage wrapper around React.