Thanks! I should've read the README 😄 > Joker doesn't have the same level of interoperability with the host language (Go) as Clojure does with Java or ClojureScript does with JavaScript. It doesn't have access to arbitrary Go types and functions. There is only a small fixed set of built-in types and interfaces. Dot notation for calling methods is not supported (as there are no methods). All Java/JVM specific functionality of Clojure is not implemented for obvious reasons.
So my next (newbie) question would be then how to use the time constants like in this article...https://flaviocopes.com/go-date-time-format
I am interested in Time.RFC1123
specifically
time format constants are not exposed in Joker, but you can just copy and paste it from Go docs: (def RFC1123 "Mon, 02 Jan 2006 15:04:05 MST")
Oh cool that and the gostd
fork should give me what I need then! Thank you!