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I'm wondering, what UI component libraries you use, and are you not satisfied with something about them?
anyone have seen an audio analysis in cljs or js?
is there anything else like re-com? no big problems with it just curious
With a little extra work you can get a lot of mileage out of semantic-your, material-ui, antd, and other react component libraries.
whats semantic-your? Do you have a particular way/lib you have successfully done that with? A lot of times i see components are to tightly coupled to things like routing or some internal state to be easily re-usable.
Maybe @U3BALC2HH meant https://react.semantic-ui.com/ ?
I at the moment use Material UI but not yet to a bigger extent. I'll have to see how it pays off but for now its quite nice to use
I used material-Ui with success
The hard task is interop though
With reagent