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Hi guys
how to you handle browser back button in SPA website ?
Is it ok to call (rf/dispatch ...)
multiple times from a single button's on-click
function?
you can but maybe it would be cleaner to make a new event that uses dispatch-n
Hi everyone, I'm completely new to web-dev and clojure. I've been playing around with Reagent and Figwheel, and its been fun. This may be a board question but I'm not sure where re-frame falls into the picture and why/when should one use it?
Re-frame focuses on client side events. It may not have a good story talking to server-side apis, so you'll end up doing lots of processing low level http requests. You may consider Fulcro which have a solid approach to that https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro
@r.natarajan35 re-frame is a pattern to write SPA using reagent... It is a brilliant and well thought out way to write reactive apps. Read about React (facebook) and the docs of re-frame : https://github.com/Day8/re-frame and of reagent: https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent to find out where it fits. Have a nice journey! 😉