Are there already some good tutorial on ClojureScript? I would like to try it out, but don't know where to start exactly.
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Fogus is writing a series on ClojureScript which you may find interesting.
- Compiling Clojure to Javascript Jul 21, 2011
- Compiling Clojure to JavaScript, pt. 2 – Why No Eval? Jul 29, 2011
- Compiling Clojure to JavaScript, pt. 3 – The Himera Model Mar 27, 2012
- The ClojureScript Compilation Pipeline Apr 25, 2012

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I'll update the answer when new parts of the series show up. – JoeCamel Jul 30 '11 at 08:20
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Part 2 and Part 3 seem pretty irrelevant to a newbie. And sadly, there's no information on how to get up and running. Is it ok to update this wiki with tutorials that are not from the Fogus series? – Daniel Kaplan May 31 '13 at 03:46
Take a look at the newly released ClojureScript One project. It is an example of a webapp written in ClojureScript and Clojure. Great piece of information describing the project can be found at their wiki pages.
Here's a screencast showing ClojureScript REPL in action.

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I've put up a first steps blog post/tutorial aimed at getting GUI elements working here: http://boss-level.com/?p=102 . It also gives a brief intro to how to structure your project directory to interact with Clojurescript, as well as how to delve about within the Closure Library GUI elements.

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You can find a gentle introduction to ClojureScript at https://github.com/magomimmo/modern-cljs

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Thank you. I consider this to be the best resource for getting started. – FellyTone84 Jan 11 '14 at 23:27
I am starting to make some demo videos of Clojurescript. I am a terrible presenter but I hope it helps:

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This is an older question, but I am gradually building up a library of sample code that I hope is helpful:
- Google Closure API examples: https://github.com/hhutch/cljs-closure-demos
- NodeJS examples: https://github.com/hhutch/clojurescript-nodejs-demos

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Sierra and VanderHart's ClojureScript: Up and Running is a good book. One might feel that there's not enough content to justify the price, but sometimes good content is worth paying for, even when there's not a lot of it, if it's what you need.

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