https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/17p50yu/reframe_has_a_new_feature_in_alpha_flows_derived/ Anyone know enough about re-frame to speak to how cellular this is?
I'm not sure about what you mean by cellular.
My understanding is that flows are like cell= for re-frame. They will react to declared inputs on db and recalculate when those change and store the output on a path on the db.
https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CKCBP3QF9/p1699348003489539 https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CKCBP3QF9/p1699348693351859
Reagent itself is already cell-like?
The ratom (reagent atom) is the cell to which you can subscribe with make-reaction. Isn't this similar to what javelin does?
re-frame on top of reagent just solves the additional problem of "having everything in one global mutable places" vs scattered mutability
maybe I'm wrong about reagent, I haven't looked deep enough in the implementation
Interesting, thanks. By cellular just meant "cell-like". Can't disagree with Ken on boilerplate, although javelin doesn't automatically support conditional dependencies either
I agree about ratom, was curious about flow
Imo the reason javelin doesn't demand something like reagent is, javelin cells compose in ways ratoms don't