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claudiu13:01:36

@tony.kay a video series like that sounds really really amazing amazing. Lifesaver for someone like me, thats starting out.

claudiu13:01:54

Haven't found a lot of videos like that, would definitely be really helpfully​ no matter the language or tooling they use.

claudiu13:01:37

A few things I wish I could find more resources are: code splitting on routes & how to do debouncing.

claudiu13:01:35

Ex: 10 checkbox filters, each action updates the state of the filters & only get the data after 800 ms after the last set filter action

claudiu13:01:30

In js react & redux + redux-observables (rxjs) it's really easy.

claudiu14:01:28

@tony.kay Feel like the best om.next videos were the ones for untangled, would be great if you could add "om.next" in the title or description so that they would show up when people search for om next :)

eric.shao15:01:15

I am learning untangled-devguide E_UI_Queries_and_State_Exercises.clj. Why I can get ":people [[:db/id 1] [:db/id 2]]" but I can’t get person : " null :name null :mate null “ ?😅

kauko15:01:56

You can use to highlight code btw 🙂

eric.shao15:01:32

(let [{:keys [db/id person/name person/mate]} (om/props this) (js/console.log :id id :name name :mate mate))

kauko15:01:00

Surrounding by three ticks creates a block, good for long pieces of code 😛

eric.shao15:01:36

(let [{:keys [db/id person/name person/mate]} (om/props this) ](js/console.log :id id :name name :mate mate))