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Making graphic list items clickable; and the editor(detail) route. In the process, we'll learn how to use React's Higher Order Components with Reagent.

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Module 1: Getting Started

Lesson 1:

Clojure Tutorial - Installing and Testing Required Dependencies

Lesson 2:

Editor Tools

Lesson 3:

How to Set up Visual Studio Code for Clojure Development

Lesson 4:

Clojure IDE Setup - Using the Cursive Plugin With IntelliJ

Lesson 5:

How to Use Emacs with Clojure - 6 Packages You'll Need

Module 2: Language Semantics

Lesson 1: (2:31)

Understanding the Benefits of Clojure's Hosted Nature

Lesson 2: (12:35)

Clojure Basics - Syntax and Native Data Types

Lesson 3: (2:20)

What is Syntaxlessness? How to Write More Expressive Code

Lesson 4: (3:16)

Clojure Build Tools - Leiningen, Boot, Shadow CLJS & Figwheel

Lesson 5: (11:12)

How to Set Up a Shadow CLJS Project From Scratch

Lesson 6: (9:00)

Getting Familiar With The Shadow CLJS API

Lesson 7: (9:06)

An Introduction to Clojure REPL and Evaluating Code Inline

Lesson 8:

A Clojure Beginner's Guide to Structural Editing with Paredit

Module 3: Standard Library

Lesson 1: (4:08)

Clojure Conditionals - Understanding Flow Control Operators

Lesson 2: (4:39)

Atoms in Clojure - How to Create and Manipulate Them

Lesson 3: (7:47)

Clojure Functions - Definitions, Distinctions, and Examples

Lesson 4: (12:22)

Sequence Operations

Lesson 5: (4:04)

Threading Macros in Clojure - Thread-Last vs Thread-First vs As

Lesson 6: (5:09)

Clojure Constructs and Techniques to Interact with JavaScript

Module 4: Tinycanva

Lesson 1: (2:36)

Overview

Lesson 2: (6:22)

Clojure Project Setup with create-cljs-app

Lesson 3: (7:08)

What is Reagent? The Minimalist Clojurescript React Wrapper

Lesson 4:

How to Install React Router from NPM and Set Up Routes

Lesson 5:

How to Set Up a UI Library & CSS Build Process Using PostCSS

Lesson 6: (9:27)

Introduction to React State Management

Lesson 7: (1:55)

App Structure and Authentication UI

Lesson 8:

Setting Up Firebase Projects and Authentication for Clojure Apps

Lesson 9: (4:38)

Auth Event Handlers

Lesson 10: (6:58)

Auth Effects and Firebase Initialization

Lesson 11: (6:46)

How to Create Firebase Data Subscriptions in Reframe

Lesson 12:

How to Build Reusable Containers for Clojure Apps with Reagent

Lesson 13:

How to Store Reframe Data in Firebase Without a REST API

Lesson 14:

Read and Delete Graphics