How to build a ClojureScript web app with React and Reagent

Clojure is a functional programming language that runs on the JVM, with its JavaScript counterpart, ClojureScript, offering unique advantages for web development, particularly when paired with React via the Reagent library. This article explores how ClojureScript, with tools like shadow-cljs, can be effectively used to create interactive web applications by compiling Clojure into JavaScript and utilizing features such as the REPL for iterative development and experimentation. The tutorial demonstrates building a basic web application, leveraging Reagent for rendering, and managing state with atoms, highlighting the language's concise syntax and the benefits of immutability. Clojure's integration with the Java ecosystem and its active community provide robust support, making it a compelling choice for both frontend and server-side development.

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