@jtth That book focused very much on the Luminus micro-framework, which I think is fantastic and takes care of a lot of the boilerplate for you.

I would say that is the deal book if you wanna get up and running quickly

But... again, if you're just going to do an SPA using reframe...

Ity will offer you an odd model.

At some point you need to choose- is the display logic going to be on the server or on the client.

If you want to write an SPA it should be on the client, and very little about what has been written about Clojure web apps is applicable.

I think the fundamental distinion here is between documents and applications.

If you want to serve a few customized documents you might want to use a server-side framework (and re-frame might not benefit you in that case)

If you want to write an interactive in-browser app though...

Well, my advice, after a few years of writing client-side apps, is that you shouldn't mix them much.

Hey, folks. I wrote simple effect to make ajax requests (using cljs-ajax):

(reg-fx
  :ajax-get
  (fn [{:keys [uri on-success]}]
    (GET uri
      {:handler #(dispatch [on-success %])
       :error-handler #(dispatch [:request-error %1])})))

re-frame throwed error that my on-success (i.e. :request-success) handler was not registered. I fixed error by copy-pasting code from http-fx library: (conj on-success %). The question is: why we need conj in this place?

oh, my bad. I was passing :on-success option as [:request-success] (collection).