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At least in Ireland we understand that if you get the wrong result in a referendum it's OK to ignore people and do it again 😉
there's the real possibility that the country won'tt start up again if we do tthat
its been live-monkey patched enough
tthat noone understands the startup sequence
Although it did work in Jurassic Park, of course
I suspect that this aint the movies
@dharrigan - I strongly urge you to think about that question again... 🙂
I'm trying to understand how to use react-select component in a rum/cittrus project
I am looking at https://gist.github.com/pesterhazy/6c517653945f84a39c1ae3cc8b20c552
but I don't understtand the meaning of [:>
is it a reagent render-as-js thing?
Actually I think the problem is in css; I am gettting white text on a white background so I'd assumed that the entire component was not working
(def select-combo (.createFactory js/React js/Select))
(defonce select-val (atom {}))
...
[:div (select-combo. (clj->js {:value @select-val
:options [{:value :chocolate :label "'Chocolate'"},
{:value :strawberry, :label "'Strawberry'"},
{:value :vanilla, :label "'Vanilla'"}]
:onChange #(reset! select-val (aget % "value"))}))
seems to give me somethinglet me know if you work out what [:>]
is for… I don’t recognize it… [:<>]
is fragment, but that’s the only weird one I know…
@ben.hammond happy about that XLM now?
oh I'd quite forgotten about it
(I'm still suspicious)
:narrowed-eyes:
ah cool
you can trade it for real money at any of the big exchanges coinbase,gemini, kraken
@cfeckardt where did you source that graph?