@profgra have you solved your issue? Maybe you have a component that's "eating" its children, like react-draggable

@gdeer81 Indeed, the problem occured in a kind of special case that I could reproduce with the dev build. @dimovich Issue solved: I messed my square brackets in a combination of when and map. Thanks for helping me and have fun.

Came across this and got a little nervous - does this apply to stuff built on Reagent too? https://medium.com/@raulk/if-youre-a-startup-you-should-not-use-react-reflecting-on-the-bsd-patents-license-b049d4a67dd2?ref=stackshare

@mattgeb Reagent uses React, so yes. But I consider all the noice about patents file FUD.

Cool, thanks!

Other licenses (e.g. Apache and EPL) have also patent grants with clauses that define in which case they terminate, though I guess (IANAL) they are a bit more specific

@mattgeb There are contrary opinions on the patent clause which say the fuss is much ado about nothing. https://medium.com/@dwalsh.sdlr/react-facebook-and-the-revokable-patent-license-why-its-a-paper-25c40c50b562 But, there isn't any chance that Google or Facebook will be buying me out anytime soon, so I can afford to dismiss that possibility.

@roosta ended up fixing the sliders, after getting rid of the errors it was a duh the html is there but there's no css so the thing looks like it's not there

ah figures, I had the same issue just forgot about it. Glad you got it working.

Does anybody know if it would be much work to get reagent to use vue.js instead of react?

My gut reaction is yes. As an aside, the convo in this ticket may be of interest to you: https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/issues/271