Bravecards is devcards for Clojure for the Brave and True

Using Bruce Hauman's great devcards to work through Daniel Higginbotham's enjoyable book: Clojure for the Brave and True.

Why? - well more the question: Why not?

ClojureScript is Lisp elegance with immutable, persistent data structures for the web...

'Most Excellent' as Ted would say ;-)

Amusing xkcd's take on it:

For those vimsters out there, take a look at figwheel-vim.md and figwheel-spacemacs.md to integrate with Bruce's invaluable figwheel.

Let's get figwheelin'

If you just want to quickly clone and run this project:

• In your favourite terminal and dev space:
  • git clone https://github.com/oldgit/bravecards.git
  • cd bravecards
  • lein figwheel
  • A browser window at: http://localhost:3449/cards.html should pop up
  • Click on bravecards.core
  • Congratulations - you're figwheelin'!

I prefer to hook up my neovim editor to figwheel by following the instructions in figwheel-vim.md.