The ClojureScript Playbook: The Grand ClojureScript Hotel: 10 Floors of Interactive Fun (en Inglés) - Nicolas Modrzyk

Embark on a guided tour through the Grand ClojureScript Hotel, where each “floor” presents a curated suite of interactive projects that teach you both the art and science of ClojureScript.

Your journey begins in the lobby. Here, you’ll learn foundational skills like setting up a live-reloading workflow, driving Canvas animations, and handling user input. From there, you’ll move up through floors devoted to generative art, reactive UIs, data visualization, multimedia processing, 3D graphics, machine learning, and mobile apps.

On every floor, you’ll work through bite-sized, hands-on demos: from a classic Pong game and fractal renderers to real-time audio wave viewers, PixiJS arcade games, and a wellness-focused “better-sleep” mobile app. Along the way, you’ll integrate popular JavaScript libraries (like Reagent, Re-frame, Nivo, Recharts, Tone.js, and Three.js) using idiomatic ClojureScript. This hands-on approach ensures you gain practical expertise in state management, interop patterns, and modern rendering pipelines.

By the end of your stay, you’ll have built a diverse portfolio of projects—each fully explained step by step and you’ll know exactly how to launch your own robust ClojureScript applications on the web and mobile. Whether you’re a seasoned Clojure developer branching into browser-based interactivity, or a front-end engineer eager to explore functional programming, this book delivers the recipes, patterns, and creative spark to craft truly delightful user experiences

You Will Learn To:

This Book Is For:
JavaScript Developers curious about functional programming and the ClojureScript ecosystem. Clojure Enthusiasts branching from the backend into dynamic, browser- and mobile-based inter activity. Front-End Engineers seeking a hands-on, project-centric path to mastering graphics, visualization, and games. Creative Coders looking for a robust language to build state-driven, delightful user experiences