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misha00:09:50

Buttons
 Social Icons / Buttons
 Side Menu
 Form Elements
 Search Bar
 ButtonGroup
 Checkboxes
 List Element
 Linked List Element
 HTML style headings (h1, h2, etc...)
 Card component
 Pricing Component

Roadmap
 Add radio buttons
 Add icons to TextInputs
 Profile Component
 Custom Picker
 Side Menu Improvements
 Cross Platform Tab Bar
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keatondunsford00:09:51

@misha @boorad Ah problem was I had a second stray hidden package.json file from a template that I brought into my new project. So all good now. 🙂 Thank you.

keatondunsford03:09:11

@tiensonqin That is awesome!! Thanks for open-sourcing! Is anyone else working on an Om Next re-natal/boot-rn project they’d be down to open-source for a bit? I’m making my first app with the stack and have no idea what I’m doing:)

tiensonqin03:09:16

@keatondunsford You're welcome, I think the big difference for me between re-frame web and native is the navigation, others are mostly similar.

keatondunsford03:09:38

Yeah and that’s awesome. 🙂 And I’m jealous. But for the project I’m working on, Om Next’s value proposition as it relates to queries is too big for me to pass up. I’m basically trying to build an education platform for hackers first, and eventually nearly all startup domains. So we’re going to be dealing with massive amounts of video content and bandwidth issues in the best case scenario that this goes well — a lot like Twitch or Netflix or YouTube.

keatondunsford03:09:33

And I know that if we ever get to that level of scale, doing things in Om Next from the beginning is going to make things a lot more simple for us in the end. David Nolen has spoken out negatively about Flux at scale in terms of incidental complexity (he even said it’s worse than MVC), which I guess Reagent and Re-Frame are pretty much designed around.

tiensonqin03:09:38

You're absolutely right, I like the normalization idea of Om next, I'm learning about Om next in the meantime.

kauko03:09:04

Just need to point this out, Reagent is not designed after Flux or anything like that. It's just the view part.

pesterhazy10:09:38

cocoapods clone doesn't work today

pesterhazy10:09:48

the git repo is 900+ MB

pesterhazy10:09:02

the whole ecosystem is completely broken

artemyarulin10:09:29

they had some issues with it before and even had some discussion with GitHub team, sad that it didn’t get solved 😞

artemyarulin10:09:38

glad that some time ago I’ve decided to put all the deps into repo 🙂

pesterhazy10:09:02

well that's a solution in a way

pesterhazy10:09:09

but it blows up your repo 100x

artemyarulin10:09:51

internet if fast and after leftPad I don’t trust to any package system 🙂

pesterhazy10:09:46

it violates my sense of order in the universe to have a repo of 100s of MB with maybe 1MB of actual code

pesterhazy10:09:58

feels like giving up

pesterhazy10:09:22

maybe there should be a separate dependencies repo so you can at least isolate the madness

artemyarulin10:09:02

oh yeah, subtree/submodules should fit

kauko11:09:04

So when people clone your repo, they don't only get the history of your repo, but also of all your dependencies?

artemyarulin13:09:17

Yeah, pretty much it