@holyjak Maybe a gentle deployment guide for Fulcro would be helpful, especially for beginners coming from the JS ecosystem who are not familiar with Java's way of making a jar and serving it to the real web beyond localhost. Although this deployment knowledge is general, assumed to be "common sense" and not particular to Fulcro, for many such beginners (including myself), Fulcro is probably where they learn all about Clojure's way of web development. If people can not only run fulcro-template and fulcro-rad-demo, but also manage to deploy them (e.g. to heroku) and see the demo live, it will help them get the full picture of Fulcro's power and perhaps the additional motivation to commit into grokking Fulcro despite the learning curve. Thank you very much for your excellent contributions in building and expanding the Fulcro community.
Has anyone tried running fulcro in self-hosted clojurescript? The motivation is a web-hosted playground to try out fulcro - for example, could make the fulcro dev guide examples live and editable
Discussed before. I think it's complicated due to the macros added for Server side rendering support. Would be great if someone tried to do it (again?)
Thanks for the info - another thought I had was extracting a subset of fulcro that would work in self-host - maybe the 3.5 raw ns?
No idea. But just try it and see. Perhaps excluding some ns would be easiest way forward...
not going to be easy
I think and easier path is to use standard cljs, and make extensions using SCI, this way you can allow user code to use the things already compiled from cljs
I'm sorry, I do not get it, how does Sci help run Fulcro Clojure macros in pure cljs?