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Since your already talking about using GraphQL and re-frame, I guess it's fine to promote my upcoming talk about using Kafka with GraphQL through the use of re-frame and Lacinia. It will be at GraphQL Summit. https://summit.graphql.com/schedule/oct-31. I'm also thinking about generating the server code, based on using the schemas used for Kafka, just like how Hasura
uses the PostgreSQL schema's.
Quick Q, been away from clj/re-frame for a while but want to use it for a relatively simple app for a client. But what I would like to do is be able to send it to them as a single HTML file. Does anyone know of a tool for packing all CSS/images/JS what have you into one HTML file?
Haven't used but should be enough
Oh, thanks @U0524T275
Hi, has anyone ever tried to combine somtehing like http://golden-layout.com/ (javascript “window manager”) with re-frame?
@jlmr I haven't, but you can make it work using techniques like the ones described here: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame/blob/master/docs/Using-Stateful-JS-Components.md , maybe also combined with React.createPortal