Ok so as I mentioned in a previous post, I’ll be writing my game in clojurescript.<\/p>\n
I was originally planning to use the phzr library, but found that I actually prefer to simply use js interop in my clojurescript code. There’s some pretty nifty macros which make this painless.<\/p>\n
I decided to go ahead and prepare a nice codebase to be able to start coding without hassle. Given that I don’t have that much experience in clojurescript development (I’ve been using mostly normal clojure for now), it turned out to be a very, very good idea \u2013 if you’re interested in clojurescript game development, or if are looking for a very minimal environment to start developing phaser games in clojurescript, then go ahead and find it here<\/a>.<\/p>\n You’ll see that I’m using the awesome figwheel plugin to auto-reload any change to my code. This considerably speeds up development by doing away with the need to refresh (most of the time!).<\/p>\n And now, off to sleep!<\/p>","time":"August 21st, 2015 2:28 pm","title":"My boilerplate"}