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I'll start responding to them. When it comes to using atom
, I'm aware of the issue where people use clojure.core/atom
instead of reagent.core/atom
. The problem is, in bootstrapped cljs there is no way to use require as far as i understand. In fact, what I'm doing in the bootstrapped cljs code is
(def atom reagent.core/atom)
so that atom
actually points to cljs.user/atom
which is the reagent version. I'm totally open to renaming it to some other var, but of course it can't have a /
character in the name since you can't def a namespaced var.