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oh yes, we started tackling this problem this week. we haven't made progress on a solution yet though, will keep you posted (:
I have come with a question of my own! where can I find a good cheatsheet for defining styles with reagent? I find myself frequently guessing whether css wants strings or numbers or other, and having to google "how do I define border styles in reagent". is there a definitive resource for this?
@daiyi, this may be as official as it gets: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/dom-elements.html
you'll need to make the translation to Reagent in your head
styles are the same as with React, except for kebab-case; that is, in Reagent you can specify all styles in kebab-case
rather than lowerCamelCase
(this is assuming you're talking about react-dom, i.e. in a web browser, not react-native)