ClojureScript
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What both publish
| Fact | ClojureScript | JSweet |
|---|---|---|
| Debugging | The quick start says source mapped stack traces point to ClojureScript source locations instead of JavaScript locations. | A debug mode is provided for debugging Java code in a browser. |
| Language features | It brings Clojure’s rich data structures, functional programming, macros, reader, destructuring, and polymorphism constructs to JavaScript environments. | Its listed features include Java-to-TypeScript syntax mapping, Java constructs, async/await, and ECMAScript targets from ES3 to ES6. |
| License | Use and distribution are covered by the Eclipse Public License 1.0. | The repository links to a license file but the opened page does not state the license name in its displayed README text. |
| What it does | ClojureScript is a compiler for Clojure that emits JavaScript. | JSweet transpiles Java source into TypeScript and JavaScript for browser, mobile-webview and Node.js applications. |
ClojureScript plans
- ClojureScriptFree
JSweet plans
- JSweetFree
Pick ClojureScript if…
ClojureScript suits developers who want to use Clojure for client or embedded applications in JavaScript environments. Its REPLs support interactive development and testing in a browser or Node.js.
Pick JSweet if…
JSweet is aimed at Java developers building web or mobile HTML5 applications with JavaScript libraries and frameworks. It may also suit teams that want to use Java code with browser or Node.js targets.