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Hi @jcb, I switched to shadow-cljs because it became to complex each time to find how to make a React Lib work. The versions of npm packages are “react”: “^16.6.3", “react-dom”: “^16.6.3", “react-pose”: “^4.0.1", and i use reagent 0.8.2 snapshot in deps. If you find an easy solution with lien and npm-deps i’d be interested. Thanks and have a nice day
Thanks for the info. It's not going smoothly, think I'm going to try the double bundle route with webpack next, but I was really hoping to avoid more tooling. I've not used npm modules before so I'm probably missing something obvious.
Hi guys! Can you explain how can I use React.lazy in reagent?
I need to load some components only after some actions