19.4 Frontend Considerations (ClojureScript)

In this section

• 19.4.1 Introduction to ClojureScript
  Explore the world of ClojureScript, a Clojure variant that enables JavaScript compilation for developing rich client-side applications.
• 19.4.2 Setting Up the ClojureScript Environment
  Guide to setting up the ClojureScript environment using Figwheel Main and Shadow CLJS for live reloading and efficient builds.
• Building the User Interface with Reagent
  Learn how to construct a user interface using Reagent, a lightweight ClojureScript interface to React. Explore creating components with hiccup syntax, managing state with Reagent atoms, and handling lifecycle events.
• 19.4.4 Managing State with Re-frame
  Explore Re-frame, a state management library for Reagent applications. Learn about its architecture, events, subscriptions, and effects to effectively manage state and handle user interactions in ClojureScript applications.
• 19.4.5 Integrating with the Backend API
  Learn how to connect the frontend ClojureScript application to the backend RESTful API using libraries like cljs-ajax or the Fetch API, handle asynchronous data, and manage UI updates and error handling.
• 19.4.6 Routing and Navigation
  Learn to implement client-side routing in ClojureScript using libraries like Secretary or Bidi. Manage SPA navigation, handle browser history, and support deep linking.