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Author: swannodette

content/news/2025-05-12-release.adoc renamed to content/news/2025-05-16-release.adoc

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 = 1.12.42 Release
 ClojureScript Team
-2024-05-12 12:00:00
+2024-05-16 12:00:00
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@@ -46,17 +46,19 @@ Google Closure Compiler release.
 One of the biggest benefits of GCL is that it makes ClojureScript a complete
 solution for a variety of JavaScript contexts, not limited to the browser.
 Taking on additional dependencies always comes with a cost. One of
-ClojureScript's original value propositions was a rock solid set of standard
-JavaScript tool as dependable as `clojure.core`.
+ClojureScript's original value propositions was a rock solid set of readily
+available JavaScript tools as dependable as `clojure.core`.
 
 We are working on restoring that rock solid stability. With this release, you'll
 find that quite a few fine old ClojureScript libraries work again today as well
 as they did 14 years ago.
 
 ClojureScript is and never was only just for rich web applications. Even in the
 post React-world, most of the web is (sensibly) still using jQuery. If you need
-non-trivial DOM manipulation, robust internationalization, and compelling
-interactivity without a framework, ClojureScript works well and generates
-surprisingly compact output compared to the JavaScript alternatives.
+non-trivial DOM manipulation, robust internationalization, data/time, color
+value manipulation, mathematics, programmatic animation, browser history,
+accessibility helpers, graphics, and more, all without committing to a framework
+and without bloating your final JavaScript artifact - ClojureScript is a one
+stop shop.
 
 Give it a try!