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
I'm thinking about writing some code that would better be
transactional and thus use refs in a multi-threaded environment like
Clojure. But then it would also be nice to be able to run that code as
ClojureScript code (which obviously doesn't support refs) so I'm
wondering if anybody has worked on
