Did you refer the other namespace in core?

I'm not good at debugging without seeing the code

I don't know if this is idiomatic ClojureScript but what I ended up doing was just adding [project.other_namespace] to :require along side [reagent.core] and the other imports

That makes it work, but again, I don't know if that's idiomatic or just a dirty work around..?

If you have defined a var in namespace x and you want to use it in namespace y that's exactly what you have to do

Namespaces are kind of confusing for new clojurians, especially if you don't have a Java background or know a language that has something similar

@yogthos I just read about the difference between Component and Mount. When you said "still on mount" I took it to mean that mount was the predecessor to component and you just haven't moved off of it yet. But that didn't seem right because I remember seeing a talk on component a long time ago. So it finally hit me that you made an architectural decision and it is still working well

@gdeer81 yup that's pretty much it, I've been very happy with mount so far. I also liking stuff like this https://github.com/tolitius/stater/tree/master/hubble where mount makes it really easy to manage component state at runtime

as well as recent addition of mount-up https://github.com/tolitius/mount-up

Very cool

Hi, how do you update a session object when rendering a template with layout/render?

layout/render will return a Ring response, so you'd handle the session like you would normally

@yogthos Great, thank you

no prob