Simple, decomplected, isomorphic HTML UI library for Clojure and ClojureScript – Rum (by Nikita Prokopov)
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For Leiningen: A fork of dmotz/natal by Dan Motzenbecker with the goal of generating skeleton of native app for iOS and Android based on Reagent + re-frame, Om.Next or Rum – Re-Natal (by Artur Girenko).
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GitHub's Electron is used to build cross platform desktop apps with web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The text editor Atom and the Slack application are written using Electron.
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Experimental Clojure compiler with small memory footprint, fast loading time and reduced binary size – Project Skummet (by Alex Yakushev) BEWARE project appears terminated (July 2023)

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Ferret is a free software Clojure implementation, it compiles a restricted subset of the Clojure language to self contained ISO C++11 which allows for the use of Clojure in real time embedded control systems – Ferret by Nurullah Akkaya)
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A luxuriously simple and powerful way to make front-ends with DataScript and Reagent in Clojure – Posh (by Matt Parker) A video on a project that uses Posh: Datalog all the way down - by Christopher Small

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A lightweight i18n solution for use with re-frame. It's inspired by Tower, a Clojure/Script i18n & L10n library.

Update: later found the Tongue library (by Nikita Prokopov).

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An implementation of client side routing using the client-side router library secretary and om.next/set-query!. Note: this solution may become outdated when Routing-Hooks is made available. Further reading on Om Next routing, see: Routing-Support.

Also take a look first at: Routing in Om Next — a Catalog of Approaches, …

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Introduction

Example of using Om Next subcomponents with a DataScript store. This new attempt has better hierarchy, using secretary routing with one root component (App) responding to changes in the DataScript store. The database changes, which are done in the secretary routing functions via an Om Next mutate, are …
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A lightweight ;-) i18n solution for ClojureScript that uses a DataScript database. It's inspired by Tower, a Clojure/Script i18n & L10n library.

Update: later found the Tongue library (by Nikita Prokopov).

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