Is there anything similar to TodoMVC that compares the different approaches to
using React from CLJS?
I think if there was then comparing and contrasting would be a great way for
some of us to learn the pros and cons of each and maybe et us thinking...
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First, I want to point out that I am NOT knocking Reagent at all. I have used
it for months now and I like the library and have been a very vocal proponent
of it on this group and elsewhere. For many if not most apps, it's all you
will ever need.
That being said, there are 2 challenges I am f
Matt,
if you keep all your state in Reagent atoms, that’s perfectly fine, you’ll
probably get no benefits from moving to Rum.
Rum idea is not to lock you down to a single storage model. Sometimes your
dataflow is trickier that just atoms, e.g. you need components to react to
DataScript events,
Could you describe some of these cases where the Reagent model isn't expressive
enough? I'm having a hard time understanding the use case.
Thanks!
M
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Mike,
thanks for the kind words.
Make sure you’re using Rum 0.1.1 — just pushed couple of important bugfixes
https://github.com/tonsky/rum#changes
Nikita.
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I'll be able to answer that better after this weekend. I'm working on porting
my current paid project to Rum, based on what I learned from experimenting with
it over the last few days. Based on how that goes I will make the decision
whether to use Rum or stick with Reagent for the rest of this
On Friday, January 9, 2015 at 7:53 PM, Mike Haney wrote:
> I've spent the last few days digging into Rum (insert hangover joke here) and
> it's awesome!
> ...
> So far, Rum looks like a winner to me. Thank you Nikita for Rum and
> Datascript - two of the most innovative libraries in CLJS land so
I've spent the last few days digging into Rum (insert hangover joke here) and
it's awesome!
I started out porting a non-trivial Reagent app to Rum, which ended up taking
only a few hours by utilizing the rum/reactive mixin. Of course, during this
process I saw several places where taking a mix
The main idea is that I wanted to hack my own component’s behaviors, but both
Om, Reagent and even Quiescent came with something built-in, and change that
was impossible without rewriting internals.
So what I ended up doing is a very thin wrapper and a couple of convenient
functions for work wi
Ian,
thanks!
About polishing — not sure yet. I think I should develop at least couple of
non-trivial apps before sharp edges show themselves.
Also there’s this subtle moment about state migration (when new component of
the same type is created on top of existing one, mount/unmount does not hap
Hi everybody!
I want to announce a preview of new CLJS UI library based on React. It aims to
replace Om, Quiescent, Reagent and Freeactive. Yes, all at once :)
Neither API nor Implementation are polished yet, but I believe Rum provides
interesting model for building UI components and applicatio
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