Hello fellow clojurians! The other day, I was trying to build an input field that doesn't have its state in a reagent atom but stored in the db. I thought that introducing a reagent atom would introduce state separate from the db. If we have separate state, then there are times when the db doesn't reflect the actual application state and I felt this would break the whole idea of the UI as a state machine. So, this worked for 99% of all use cases until I, being German, started entering umlauts on macOS using dead keys. Suddenly, dead-umlaut + a = ¨ä instead of dead-umlaut + a = ä which is what it's actually supposed to be. I then noticed that in several examples (react, redux, re-frame and re-frame realworld example), everyone introduced a separate state for input fields. Is it even possible to write fields the way I did without breaking dead keys? Is this because of the way React realizes the on-change event? (I noticed that the standard html on-change fires later than the one React implements on the input field.) See an example of how I did this below.