You are completely true. In fact I spent the last couple of days fixing some incompatibility issues with Handsontable - a very popular spreadsheet component.<p>But that&#x27;s precisely my point. Is there value in a pure language when you will need to leverage tons of third party libraries...most of which are incompatible? To get anything meaningful done, you would need to write EVERYTHING in cljs...or you could use a component which will be in old js. So where&#x27;s the tru value of cljs in a real life project.<p>Let&#x27;s take Handsontable - to cover all the corner cases that a spreadsheet needs, it would take me an inordinate time. But it does not even play well with npm..forget cljs