@tobiash have you looked at this code from madvas he does server sent events with alt! on server but uses goog.events on client... https://github.com/madvas/todomvc-omnext-datomic-datascript/blob/master/src/cljs/todomvc/core.cljs

does anyone here use goog.cssom? i need to call css methods and that seems like the way to do it

it seems to allow you to just pass strings that get added to stylesheets so i'm mainly wondering for use with om.next how to get it to refer to the element i'm apply it to since google's docs are a bit unclear. for example, whether i can be like (goog.dom/addCssRule (str "#" id) (str ...))

@denik I really like your example. I don't know how to solve the puzzle however but I would love to hear about it when you succeeed 😉 Also it would make a great blog post!

Is it a good idea to translate datomic pull syntax to SQL?

@doglooksgood : thats what i did, and it works pretty well

works for most types of queries we ask for in our app

there are some restrictions, e.g., can't have multiple one-to-many paths in one sql query

@sineer thanks! I've posted some ideas at the bottom here https://github.com/omcljs/om/issues/823

Okay figured it out, had to pass the derefed state as second argument too.

Hi all! I just published om-style, a lightweight colocated style lib similar to om-css, except it does all the style handling server-side. It comes with a boot task and a protocol to be added to any om.next class. I’ve slowly iterated on it over the course of 4 different projects, and now I’d like some outside help. This is my first clojure library and I’d like to get as much feedback/criticism/suggestion as possible. Perhaps a few PRs for bugs, etc...

forgot the link. lol https://github.com/levitanong/om-style