ClojureScript :advanced Optimization: Dead-Code Elimination, Interop, and Bundle Size
Why :advanced shrinks ClojureScript bundles, how dead-code elimination works, and what you must handle for interop and debugging.
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clojurescriptClojureScript :advanced builds break JS interop after a compiler version bump
Goal I am upgrading a ClojureScript project's compiler and build tool to a newer release, and I want the existing :advanced optimization build to keep working against the third-party JavaScript libraries the app depends on. The :simple build is not a concern; the unresolved part is the aggressive renaming and dead-code elimination that :advanced applies thro
Blazor Server ↔ JavaScript Toast Library: Persisting Alerts Across Navigation
Integration Boundary: Blazor Server and JavaScript Toast Library The goal is to deliver useful, non‑intrusive toast notifications in a Blazor Server application while avoiding browser notification pop‑ups. Developers typically call a JavaScript toast library (e.g., Toastr, SweetAlert) via JS interop, exposing a C# service that queues messages and triggers a
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