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2019-03-26
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hx
version 0.4.0 has been released! This is a major change and has a number of improvements:
- Local state hook <-state
now returns a tuple [value set-value]
instead of an atom-like value
- The hiccup parser hx.hiccup
has been completely decoupled from React and made cross-platform
- DX improvements like prettier display names and helper syntax for using higher-order components
- Numerous bug fixes
- Lots of tests
Check out the full changelog here: https://github.com/Lokeh/hx/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#040---mar-26-2019
Thanks to @orestis @mhuebert @roman01la @djebbz for the help! More to come soon 😄
The promise that when concurrent React lands, you will get it “for free”, including prioritizing and canceling renders. Whereas with the current CLJS approaches (and with most/all other JS state management frameworks, to be fair) React doesn’t have the context to be nimble about updates.
At the same time, hx takes an opinionated approach of using plain React components everywhere. So you could in theory hook it up with existing state management solutions.