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@claudiu these links may be of interest: https://github.com/pupeno/prerenderer/blob/master/README.md
Yep. But I was hoping that I could render them in clojure (java). With rum & om-next I was able to have server side rendering without nodejs or nashorn.
@claudiu yes I know it's possible with reagent, though I haven't done that myself
oh wait, in Clojure.... I misunderstood you
I don't think reagent has a Clojure version
personallly server side rendering seems like a huge hassle
can anyone point me at some documentation that explains the difference (under the hood) between component fns which return hiccup directly, and component fns that return fns that return hiccup ?
@pesterhazy Yep it is, but I need it in order to pitch it at my current workplace for the next re-write. And doing it in nodejs, kinda takes a bit off the value proposition of clojure.
@pesterhazy thanks!