What's new in Clerk?
summary
Three concrete Clerk additions: clerk present shows a single value instead of the whole document and disables Clerk caching; require-cljs true lets a viewer point to a JavaScript/ClosureScript source file so Clerk fetches the JS, loads its deps and evaluates the viewer code in the browser; and a render and repl serve option spawns a browser REPL, demonstrated by calling a render function, debugging a missing call, and streaming hearts to the console.
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