On Tuesday, August 11, 2015 at 4:29:25 AM UTC+10, Roger Gilliar wrote:
> I'm trying to use a CSSTransitionGroup with a reagent component that looks
> like this:
>
> (defmethod render-page :code-example [{:keys [title origin content lang
> explanation output]}]
> (let [content-indexed (map-inde
On Monday, August 10, 2015 at 2:46:45 PM UTC-7, Hari Krishnan wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am using Reagent/forms for my UI, and use it for my tables. I also use
> DataTable, after component-did-mount, for getting the sorting & pagination
> etc (may not be the right way, as it is based on JQuery).
Hello all,
I am using Reagent/forms for my UI, and use it for my tables. I also use
DataTable, after component-did-mount, for getting the sorting & pagination etc
(may not be the right way, as it is based on JQuery). I will refactor it
later. But right now, it is enabling me to move fast wit
I'm trying to use a CSSTransitionGroup with a reagent component that looks like
this:
(defmethod render-page :code-example [{:keys [title origin content lang
explanation output]}]
(let [content-indexed (map-indexed (fn [idx c] [idx c]) (vectorize content))]
[css-transition-group {:transiti
The project isn't public unfortunately, due to the amount of graphics
outsourced in it.
But generally, my approach was writing a kind of small (only the parts I
used) wrapper around the libraries. The wrapper got bigger and bigger
during the project, but it never got close to half of the full API
On Monday, August 10, 2015 at 5:10:19 PM UTC+2, Omid Mo'menzadeh wrote:
> The problem actually isn't the interop, but the fact that the code will
> contain a lot of mutations, because of the nature of the Javascript libraries
> out there. I have tried using a few of the tools, such as CreateJS wi
The problem actually isn't the interop, but the fact that the code will
contain a lot of mutations, because of the nature of the Javascript
libraries out there. I have tried using a few of the tools, such as
CreateJS with Clojurescript, it works, but the code isn't really idiomatic
Clojurescript af
Well, if you know javascript well enough I don't think the interop is
that much of a problem. There are some things which can be a bit
unintuitive, but usually there are plenty of answered questions at
StackOverflow and other places, or just ask here!
I would recommend starting out with lein figwh
Hi,
I am working on an HTML5 game and eager to use clojurescript, however, the
library I am planning to use heavily relies on OOP principles.
Are there good examples on wrappers around existing javascript libraries?
Thanks!
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Kovas,
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 4:23 AM, kovas boguta
wrote:
>
> In this case, why not let the user decide what async strategy to use?
IMHO callbacks are the simplest thing since you can layer different
> async strategies on top of them.
Offering a comparable interface using callbacks would re
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