JET is going to need a web interface. In fact, it’s likely that a major part of the total development effort will end up being poured into this “front-end” aspect of the system.
After many, many explorations, a very specific set of tools has been picked for this task, here at JeeLabs. It’ll all be JavaScript-based (ES6 as much as possible), since that’s what web browsers want. But unlike a number of earlier trials and actual builds of HouseMon, this time we’ll go for a fairly plain approach: no CoffeeScript and … no ClojureScript.
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