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I've just come across https://github.com/bhauman/devcards, and love the idea.
It's the closest thing to I've seen to a tool to ease the application of 'atomic design' principles when building clojure apps http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design
I'm still pretty new to cljs, but I'm coming from a background where I work with front end alot - are there tools out there in the clojure ecosystem you'd suggest looking at if you want to build a front end style guide, when working with clojurescript?
in particular, is anyone using clojure(script) to build things like http://patternlab.io ?
(asking here, as it figwheel seems to be the main tool I come across when seeing people work with clojurescript)