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petterik00:10:16

@arohner :send is for remote queries, where a query can contain both reads and mutates. Put another way, it's for remote reads and remote mutations

arohner00:10:36

I’ve read https://github.com/omcljs/om/wiki/Remote-Synchronization-Tutorial , but remote mutations aren’t clicking yet. I understand remote query and local mutation, but how does this handle e.g. “the remote DB says that mutation isn’t allowed"

petterik00:10:01

I'm not sure what standard way of handling that is. I've rolled my own :send which will retract the optimistic mutation and apply the remote response

octahedrion10:10:21

anyone played with react transition groups in Om ? how to do it ?

anmonteiro10:10:51

@octo221 I’ve put together a simpe example a while ago, but I don’t know if I can find it now

octahedrion11:10:42

fantastic - thanks!

danielstockton15:10:21

Particularly the graph monitor

iwankaramazow16:10:12

@danielstockton do you really find it practical to use Redux Devtools?

danielstockton16:10:50

I don't use redux devtools, I tried an older version a while ago. Just thought the graph visualisation looked interesting, perhaps as a learning tool. I doubt it's practical in the sense you'd use it regularly as you develop.

danielstockton16:10:37

I shared it out of curiosity more than anything, it looked novel.

arohner17:10:50

Has anyone successfully used Material Design Lite with Om? I’m getting re-rendering flashes, that appear to be caused by https://github.com/google/material-design-lite/issues/1356

arohner19:10:56

got it ^^ with some ugly hacks. In case anyone is interested, call js/componentHandler.upgradeDom, and wrap the page in an extra <div class=”mdl-layout__container”>