Martin Klepsch

Great to hear, thanks for the update and elaboration @mike-thompson-day8. I think what you outlined as Part 1 sounds great — and I think it would make sense to implement...

My current understanding is along the lines of "each frame has a separate registry" and frames would expose a method of registering stuff (with their respective, embedded registry). This would...

@mike-thompson-day8 I absolutely understand and share your desire to have a design built around data. `data > functions > macros` is my jam 🙂. Just to describe my understanding of...

Regarding use cases I would like to add: Everything in re-frame except for subscriptions is not tied to Reagent in a specific way. While I don't expect Re-frame to support...

We are also not using them.

I think with the the recent `:citrus/handler` refactorings (#50 & #59) the behavior should be more consistent: https://github.com/clj-commons/citrus/blob/8ed6d0ecb0887d0f0807b40569cc9e8ab4b67c30/src/citrus/reconciler.cljs#L104-L114 Specifically `:state` will always be executed last: https://github.com/clj-commons/citrus/blob/8ed6d0ecb0887d0f0807b40569cc9e8ab4b67c30/src/citrus/reconciler.cljs#L46-L54 I guess this is...

Can you maybe add a code snippet that illustrates the problem? :) On Mon, Jun 5, 2017, 23:15 Levi Tan Ong wrote: > Affects get-ref. > > If I understand...

@sihingkk @RadicalZephyr sorry for letting this sit for so long. I guess now that `re-frame-trace` got renamed to `re-frame-10x` we should update those deps/requires in the examples?

You're calling `start-repl` twice. In the cljs context, i.e. `cljs.user` there is no `start-repl` function. Also make sure you call start-repl before doing anything involving `js/`.

@binarykitchen I'm not sure I understand. Are you suggesting printing a warning when `(start-repl)` is called while being in a CLJS repl already? If so I suggest adding an issue...