I have never actually found a use case where it is useful to share the
same state between the client and the server but then most of the
application is rendering paged queries so is fairly unusual. I guess I
can see the benefit for static-ish reference data.
Am I missing something?
On 18 March 20
> With Firebase, it's really easy - just register listeners for your data in
> Firebase and in those handlers update your app state. When you do writes,
> you write to Firebase directly and its client immediately fires local events
> to any affected listeners so you immediately get the changes
The approach used by om-sync (optimistic update) is the right approach, IMO.
I'm a big fan of Firebase, and one of the things it gives you "for free" is
optimistic updates, and it works with any front-end library, not just Om.
With Firebase, it's really easy - just register listeners for your d
Hi John, I am using sente with http-kit and I understand it can work
with jetty as well. I don't use immutant.
For a shared data structure between client and server; Robin's answer
of Datomic looks nice, but I have no personal experience of that.
On 18 March 2015 at 09:08, Robin Heggelund Hansen
onsdag 18. mars 2015 10.00.24 UTC+1 skrev John Chijioke følgende:
> Thanks. The sente library seems like a well written one. I have been avoiding
> it because it supported only Immutant but now pedestal has Immutant support
> I'm giving it a shot for client server communication.
>
> But what I
Thanks. The sente library seems like a well written one. I have been avoiding
it because it supported only Immutant but now pedestal has Immutant support I'm
giving it a shot for client server communication.
But what I actually intended with my question was more like synchronization of
app sta
For communication I use https://github.com/ptaoussanis/sente
On 17 March 2015 at 18:47, John Chijioke wrote:
> Was the most popular way Clojurescript developers use to coordinate changes
> to their application state with the server?
>
> Regards,
> John.
>
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