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@lilactown have you tried re-frame-10x ?
It's installed in the project (new to me) but I'm not sure how it could tell me if e.g. one of my effects was taking a long time
It doesn't yet have a flame graph, although I'll take that feedback onboard for future development. It does have the 'Trace' and 'Timing' tabs that will give you all of that information textually.
I’m looking for a library for HTML form handling (dynamic rendering, validation, all that kind of stuff).
- re-com
is looking very nice, but does not provide generic form wrappers - so every control has to be manually set up
- reagent-forms
doesn’t have that issue, but not playing well with re-frame as soon as you need to dynamically update something that is not wrapped (for ex. the list of select options)
Any other pointers?
You might give a spin to https://github.com/luciodale/fork
You can use some of the wrappers or write your own very quickly... validation logic is separated from UI and it works well with dynamic updates :).. the lib is battle tested in two prod projects so it’s stable... happy to hear some feedback if you give it a go
there is also thread on clojureverse about forms: https://clojureverse.org/t/form-handling-in-re-frame-in-2018/3140