Thanks for the link! Very interesting read, I might play around with this later
:)
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On Friday, November 7, 2014 12:24:36 AM UTC+1, Tom Connors wrote:
I've got a project right now that uses javascript on the client and server
and I'd love to be able to migrate to clojurescript. I'm wondering whether
anyone is aware of any software that will transform the js into
I am playing about with creating a wrapper component that I can add some simple
animations to. I know there is ominate but this is just for my own tinkering.
I am rendering a number of dynamic components from a list like this:
(map #(om/build clip-view % {:key :id}) clips)
When I render the
Might be a red-herring, but here goes:
Is it because animate is returning an anonymous function which is a no-no (as
anonymous functions instances are not equal)?
What happens if you remove the (fn [..]) from animate so animate is (defn
animate [...] (reify ...))?
On Saturday, 8 November 2014
Hi,
I have found a bug, but it may well be (almost certainly is) in my
understanding ;).
tldr; I decorate something from app-state and store as component-state. In
rendering I see the decorated thing but in on-click when I resolve the cursor I
see the undecorated thing.
I have a hierarchy in
But then it is no longer a func that can be passed to om/build
https://github.com/swannodette/om/wiki/Documentation#build.
The func will just get executed unless I misunderstood you?
Cheers
Paul Cowan
Cutting-Edge Solutions (Scotland)
blog: http://thesoftwaresimpleton.com/
website:
Ignore my last post - I was being a numpty (serves me right for trying to work
whilst looking after 4 kids!). Yes, you are right, om wants you to pass the var
itself.
This is all about composing components in om, which I have run into myself and
don't have a particularly elegant answer. I did
James, thank you. That does help. My mental model of app-state being pure
domain and view hierarchies effectively projecting their own structures is
the thing to challenge.
The approach, if I may generalise is by all means project off app-state
but keep it alongside (e.g. through opts as you
I try to avoid these types of generalizations. There's nothing inherently
wrong with decorating a cursor, and it will work fine in many scenarios. But
when you need app-state data + some other data in an event handler, you'll need
a different approach, because deref will only return the
I see. Thanks again.
On Saturday, 8 November 2014 16:56:09 UTC, jack james wrote:
I try to avoid these types of generalizations. There's nothing inherently
wrong with decorating a cursor, and it will work fine in many scenarios.
But when you need app-state data + some other data in an
This is a simple node.js based program using core.async. The question is: Why
does the program terminate, although there is this while true loop inside the
go macro in main ?
(ns node-hello-world.core
(:require-macros [cljs.core.async.macros :refer [go]])
(:require [cljs.core.async :as
Just a small thing, not really worth of a git repo, but...
A reusable OM component to wrap a Flot chart object:
(defn flot
node-name is the id for the DOM node of the flot chart
chart-options is a clojure nested map of options for flot (see flot docs)
data is clojure vector of vectors or
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