google-closure

I'm trying to migrate from the closurebuilder.py script to the Closure compiler because of this message: ../../closure-library/closure/bin/build/closurebuilder.py: Closure Compiler now natively understands and orders Closure dependencies and is prefererred over using this script for performing JavaScript compilation Since I'm using Google Closure Library and the OpenLayers 3 , how do I have to call the compiler (compiler.jar) to Build an myapp-deps.js dependency file Build an minified version myapp.js that includes only used OL3 and CL classes Build both with the usage of pre-calculated

I'm considering html5, angularJS for data binding and also google closure compiler and the closure library for interactive web applications. Do those work nicely together? Unfortunately there seem to be no detailed reports up to now. I have adobe flex experience, but I'm fairly new to pure js. So the questions can be considered to be from a beginner's perspective. There is no codebase that needs to be ported, everything will be developed from scratch. Is anyone else using this combination successfully? Are there any firsthand reports? Do you recommend the individual technologies in this

Google just released Closure , which is a compiler to minify JavaScript. On the product site, it says "The Closure Compiler has also been integrated with Page Speed". How do I use Page Speed to compile my web pages JavaScript with Closure? (Or, is there a web site that I can simply paste in my JavaScript to have closure minify it? For a single file it's simple java -jar $path_to_jar/compiler.jar --js input_file.js \ --js_output_file output_file.js For a multi-file project you can use calcdeps.py in combination with the compiler.jar #!/bin/sh$ $CALCDEPS_PATH=/path/to_calcdeps #directory

Is there a way to access the "this" object in clojurescript? I am having issues with event propagation when I wrap an icon with an anchor and try to attach a handlder to the anchor. Without access to "this" in the handler I am constantly dealing with the inner icon firing the event sometimes and the anchor firing other times. edit: As was suggested below, this-as is the way to do this. An example could be (defn my-handler [e] (this-as this (let [data-attr (.data ($ this) "my-attr")] (log data-attr)))) eagleflo Use ClojureScript's this-as macro: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/commit