In the examples, I can see that the examples are hydrated in one go on page load at defined ids. For production use, would I generate a server-side rendered <script> tag that would call hydrate on the component at a dynamically generated id, for example?

Or better to render the page server side, and then on page mount at the top level hydrate using the same components client-side, even though most of the page is not reactive?

I mount like: • https://github.com/serioga/webapp-clojure-2020/blob/master/src/app/rum/mount.cljc • https://github.com/serioga/webapp-clojure-2020/blob/master/src/app/%24_example/main.cljs • https://github.com/serioga/webapp-clojure-2020/blob/master/src/app/%24_example/handler/example_react.clj

That’s really helpful. Thank you!

It's my own solution, dunno how “right” is it. You can ask for details if something is not clear. Good luck!

The use of transit is interesting and I’ll need to delve deeper! The complexity makes me wonder whether I should just use a bit of bespoke JavaScript to turn on or off stuff like I used it with JQuery in the olden days.