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Elm adds subscriptions … interesting http://elm-lang.org/blog/farewell-to-frp
@juliobarros: thanks for sharing, nice article
@hugobessaa @juliobarros : Elm's "subscriptions" are pretty much same as re-frame's right?
@fasiha @hugobessaa They seem similar. I haven’t had a chance to play with the new Elm. I hope to make some time tonight.
@fasiha: they are used very differently as Elm is static
we decided to opt-out of re-frame for now, on our project
we are now using reagent reactions directly
important points: indirection of subscriptions and handlers; hard to use the same subscription as dynamic and normal;
anyone hit the same problems?
still has subscriptions, but they are defined as dependencies in a system map. So it is clear what a component depends on. Plus it has a really nice router.
@roberto: impressions on keechma
? I had really good feelings about it
there is some learning curve I guess but in which way it improves the flow? For instance, are network calls first class citizens?
there is some good docs, but you still need to experiment a bit with it, especially the way the Controller handle the routes
ah EntityDB , interesting
I’d recommend you start slowly to understand how things relate: first with only components and controllers. Then add a router, then finally add an entitydb.
yeah, so instead of having a giant atom that you manually create, there is an entityDb with useful functions that help you query and modify it
also, it is a nice way to separate your entities
from other meta
data not related to the entities
.
yeah 2 stars is kind of scary, but I guess we are used to niche techs 😄
I was even having a look at the Datalog implementation for clojure maps..
The docs looks ok 😄
yeah, I finished migrating a re-frame app to keechma over the weekend, planning on writing a blog series about getting started with it.
trying to find a way to gently introduce it without having to spend so much time up front explaining how to setup the system map.
@roberto the blog posts idea is really good