I remember the original talk by Rick and so much work was left. Congrats to the team.
P.S: Is there a real good ClojureScript library to work with maps and map data? Or a demo of how to do that kind of thing?
I remember the original talk by Rick and so much work was left. Congrats to the team.
P.S: Is there a real good ClojureScript library to work with maps and map data? Or a demo of how to do that kind of thing?
Like you, I was looking for a cljs wrapper for these things, but ended up not needing them in the end. The js interop ended up being pretty straightforward.
Happy to chat further, email in bio.
It's a bit ambiguous what you're asking for. I'm guessing you're asking for geographic maps data, and not maps as in Clojure Maps (https://clojure.org/guides/learn/hashed_colls#_maps)?
I always understood abandonware to be commercial software that no longer is supported by the company who created it. I have a feeling open source can't be abandonware, as support was never guaranteed in the first place. Maybe a nicer way to put it is that Om was "completed" :)