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What would be the best way for a beginner to get into using the Keechma framework? I see a couple of courses on re-frame but I would rather learn this one. Any ideas? Will the reagent and re-frame knowledge be helpful, or will it be different enough that I should do something else?
@benjamin.hougland reagent and re-frame knowledge will definitely help since keechma is based on reagent, and operating in similar space as re-frame. We are actually working on new docs which should be ready soon(ish). Until then, I would recommend you to check the site and the example apps. Real-world app might be a good start - https://github.com/gothinkster/clojurescript-keechma-realworld-example-app - since you can compare the implementation to other frameworks. Also, please don't hesitate to mention me here, I would like to help if I can