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escherize00:06:27

cljr-stop-referring !! 👏:skin-tone-3: 👏:skin-tone-3: 👏:skin-tone-3:

grav09:06:11

Anybody at #ReactEurope? 🙂

artemyarulin09:06:18

oh damn, I didn’t know about that. Schedule looks really cool

grav09:06:29

Yes, it’s nice! But the two past talks have been a bit redux-centric.

artemyarulin09:06:30

Yep, Dan Abramov pushes it really hard 🙂

grav09:06:56

Haha, yeah!

misha10:06:45

gentlemen, is there any harm in (js/require "react-native") multiple times in different namespaces? say, I want to package light wrapper lib, and it would work without any setup if I (js/require "react-native") inside my-lib-ns. will that mess with lib clients in any way?

pesterhazy10:06:54

It should be fine; after all the javascript examples do it too.

savelichalex11:06:15

react native make dependency tree

dijonkitchen13:06:15

Hi everyone! I’m very new to Clojure(script) and React(Native). Currently, I’m trying to learn by using Re-Natal. Any good sources for a walkthrough guide? Any opinions on not really knowing much Clojure or React while pursuing Re-Natal? I’ve looked at the demos on Natal and Re-Natal, but it’s a bit over my head at the moment.

pesterhazy14:06:06

@dijonkitchen: it may be a good idea to play with clojure/script a bit before dibing into re-natal

pesterhazy14:06:25

cljsrn is still a pretty Wild West

dijonkitchen14:06:11

Haha, thanks. I’ve been going through the Brave Clojure book which has been helpful in understanding the syntax, but not so much how everything works together.

pesterhazy14:06:03

it'll all make sense at some point, I promise, but especialy the interop-heavy areas require a decent understanding of many components

pesterhazy14:06:34

I'd play with reagent in the browser first, which is a more familiar environment and has more information available

dijonkitchen14:06:58

Ah, I’ve seen this before. Thanks @pesterhazy !

drapanjanas19:06:18

@dijonkitchen: I have started (a year ago) with Clojure Koans: http://clojurekoans.com it was really great I recommend it to all starters. Then I went writing some web apps with Om, and quickly switched to Reagent + re-frame. Documentation of re-frame is very informative.

dijonkitchen20:06:30

thanks @drapanjanas ! I’ve been going through the koans as well! Good to hear you only started a year ago and made Re-natal!

drapanjanas21:06:59

Thanks, well, as for re-natal, its a combination of natal and figwheel-react-native so many credits are to all the contributors.

misha21:06:19

good night, gentlemen. can't figure out how to require this: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/tree/master/Libraries/Experimental/SwipeableRow send help

drapanjanas22:06:50

@misha you use RN 0.27 latest RC right?