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One point to note is that re-com comes bundled with an older bootstrap (3.5.5). Having said that you can certainly apply any of the bootstrap classes with the class
arg:
:class "fade"
But many re-com components are made up of more than one actual component (wrappers etc.) so you would need to look at the source to see what the class
arg is being applied to.Is the example down at the bottom using make-reaction
still a valid pattern in re-frame? https://github.com/Day8/re-frame/wiki/Dynamic-Subscriptions
Doing this returns a reaction, which has to be deref’d again (so, double deref). Will this work as advertised if I deref the result of make-reaction
within the subscription?