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What's the "base size" of a reagent application?
Looks that React+ReactDOM has about 150K
My "hello world" app with just re-frame, reagent, http-fx
was with 400K... (advanced on closure).
How does this work then? Does subscribe
wrap the part of db
map data into ratom everytime it's called?
@souenzzo 400K sounds about right as a base. There's the one-off cost of including much of the clojure.core library. Plus Reagent itself and re-frame.
@lingeeal re-frame is doing the reactive wrapping for you
@souenzzo I think a base reagent app is around 300k. Just updated the reagent-figwheel template with this PR: https://github.com/gadfly361/reagent-figwheel/pull/7