Hi Nicolas, You're the first person to bring this up, as far as I know. ClojureScript, of course, is designed to run in JavaScript VMs, which are usually single-threaded, so Refs don't really apply. I'm not sure you even need to do special detection whether Refs are available: just define some ClojureScript macros for the Ref operations that compile down to Atom operations.
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