Also, you can use normal react components once you are brave enough to

brave? is it difficult to integrate them into reagent (or re-frame) ?

that was on my todo list of things to vet with reagent/reframe

You don't have to be that brave. Here is an example of using the react-flip-move component: http://www.upgradingdave.com/blog/posts/2016-12-17-permutation.html

Granted, that is especially straightforward because there's not much data flowing between the cljs and js worlds.

(def flip-move (r/adapt-react-class js/FlipMove))

[flip-move {:style css/perm-container :duration @interval :easing "cubic-bezier(0.6, -0.28, 0.735, 0.045)" ;;"linear"

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looks like it's no big deal

well this certain helps me. thanks for the link

@kim0 you might want to check it out too, if you're looking for nice pre-built ui components, being able to pull in native react components would definitely widen your horizons

@notanon @gadfly361 @mikethompson .. Thanks folks!

Well using the actual components is easy; if they aren't on cljsjs you might be in my position of fiddling with the build system, which is never fun

If they are it is all pretty seamless