I’d like to add to @colinfleming’s answer that if you use the Webstorm/Ultimate IDE (paid) that comes with very good JavaScript support, you get full IDE support for it, which is very useful for mixed CLJS/JavaScript projects. You even get Google Closure support, as it understands goog.provide/goog.require, JSDoc etc. out of the box. In my project where we do CLJ/CLJS/JavaScript with some interop with Java and JS it’s very useful.
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