Question

This is a wonderful project, but where to start?

I thought about making my own github fork for my own project. Or making a branch for each project “inside” of it.

Perhaps I do not really understand this social coding stuff yet — but I am really feeling the allergy I have with “encapsulated” or “encapsulating” software frameworks and development environments.

Should one make a project inside of the source files, sitting next to the one.sample app? There are so many directories I do not know where to begin. Shouldn’t most of the One project be sitting in clojars for us to use and spit out our own app templates, a bit like lein noir new <appname>?

Any and all insights appreciated, thank you!

Answer 1

In episode 3 of the Think Relevance podcast Brenton Ashworth says that at the moment there are three ways to take advantage of ClojureScript One (18min 38sec):

1. Copy the ClojureScript One project into your own project
2. Fork the ClojureScript One repo, delete the sample application, and build your own application inside the ClojureScript One project
3. Look at how CloureSript One handles dependencies, and then use the same approach to setup ClojureScript One as a dependency of your own project.

Sounds like the project team are aware of this being awkward at the moment, and they hope to be able to come up with a better story for this in the future.