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Would you say it’s important to get a strong understanding of reagent to be in full command with re-frame?
@decim I'd say its preferable to learn pure reagent before re-frame
reagent is a building block
@decim which isn't to say you have to be a master of reagent before using re-frame, but certainly you should understand it
There are a bunch of common gotchas with Reagent that you'll hit, so reading the docs will save you time
I think most of these gothas are covered extensively in re-frame docs. But I don't claim knowing Reagent very well, so I may be wrong. 🙂
@danielcompton gotcha. i’m moving around alright with re-frame but I had a feeling i should give reagent a good look over as well
@p-himik yeah, re-frame does have some good Reagent docs 🙂