anchor.diff:  code reloading and the ClojureScript REPL.
   
   [[i-dont-feel-very-good-about-clojurescript-relying-on-google-closure.]]
  -**<<faq-js#i-dont-feel-very-good-about-clojurescript-relying-on-google-closure.,I don’t feel very good about ClojureScript relying on Google Closure.>>**
  +**<<faq-js#i-dont-feel-very-good-about-clojurescript-relying-on-google-closure.,I don't feel very good about ClojureScript relying on Google Closure.>>**
   
   Google Closure offers compelling advantages for front-end JavaScript
   developers:
  
positive.code: Clojure is based on the fundamental belief that aiming for simplicity
  can dramatically empower programmers. The counter-intuitive implication
  is that getting rid of sophisticated tools and techniques will actually
  make you more effective. You won’t believe it until you experience it.
  
  [[i-have-another-question]]
  **<<faq-js#i-have-another-question,I have another question!>>**
  
negative.code: and you would see the same information in the console. Cool, huh?
  
  [[clojurescript-looks-nice-in-theory-but-does-it-just-work]]
  **<<faq-js#clojurescript-looks-nice-in-theory-but-does-it-just-work,ClojureScript looks nice in theory, but does it 'just work'?>>**
  
  In many people's opinion, more so than JavaScript :). The language
  semantics are less slippery, and the tooling is now mature enough to be
  used without worry.
  
  