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@shaun-mahood yeah we've thought about that, we just haven't mocked anything up for it yet
Can someone help me understand how to use components which are sent as prop to another component and receive props inside the parent component, like TabBar in this example https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-tab-view/ ? I've tried to do js->clj an select keywords but no success
@mikethompson @danielcompton is there any classic way of changing intercepter queue inside intercepters? I did it this way
(defn filter-queue
[f q]
(apply conj #queue[] (vec (filter f q))))
That seems pretty standard
I don’t think we’ve ever had a reason to dynamically alter the queue