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Learning ClojureScript

You're reading from   Learning ClojureScript Master the art of agile single page web application development with ClojureScript

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2016
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ISBN-13 9781785887635
Length 320 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Allen Rohner Allen Rohner
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W. David Jarvis W. David Jarvis
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Preface 1. Getting Ready for ClojureScript Development FREE CHAPTER 2. ClojureScript Language Fundamentals 3. Advanced ClojureScript Concepts 4. Web Applications Basics with ClojureScript 5. Building Single Page Applications 6. Building Richer Web Applications 7. Going Further with ClojureScript 8. Bundling ClojureScript for Production

Improving load times


Production SPAs frequently contain upward of 1 MB of JavaScript, which takes time to download and parse, especially for mobile browsers. For internal applications, this might not be a big deal, but for SPAs deployed to the public Internet, speed is important. Users are impatient and will abandon a slow-loading page. Faster websites see increased repeat traffic, higher search engine rankings and higher conversion rates. In the next sections, we'll cover techniques that will reduce the download size of our SPA and improve its load time.

ClojureScript modules

ClojureScript modules are a Google Closure Compiler option for breaking a ClojureScript application into multiple .js files. The key insight to modules is that the entirety of your ClojureScript code is not typically required to render every page. For example, many applications have an "inner" and "outer" split, where "outer" consists of things such as marketing and pricing pages, while "inner" consists of the actual...

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