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Just pushed another update to 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT of the combined library. I’ve been adding some more bootstrap wrappers. Just got modal mostly working. The dev guide has a nice demo of it that also shows a common (more advanced) composition: Having two orthogonal stateful components (with queries) where one needs to be pre-written, but allow another to be embedded within it.
The repository is here: https://github.com/awkay/untangled
You can clone it to run the devguide. There is a shell script that should work on OSX called run-devguide,sh.
The modal stuff is in the section N15_Twitter_Bootstrap_Components.cljs
. If you just want to read the source/comments, look here (lines 284+):
https://github.com/awkay/untangled/blob/ec713f37da91914aa2191c3048ef5e372b78452c/src/devguide/untangled_devguide/N15_Twitter_Bootstrap_Components.cljs#L284
for those who have worked with reagent/re-frame, can you suggest tradeoffs that it makes or potential pitfalls of its approach? I prefer untangled personally, but my team mates are leaning toward reagent/re-frame.
Hi @tony.kay, what’s up?
I’ve never used reframe/reagent