Respo's home page is up: respo.site

[Jiyin Yiyong]

http://respo.site

Respo is a front-end MVC library in ClojureScript. It's like Reagent but built totally in ClojureScript, so it's purer and more friendly to hot code swapping. The shortcomings is it has quite less features comparing to React.js , for example side effects.

This is the first version of the docs, small update will still come.

[Dustin Getz]

Does Respo work with dynamic bindings in render functions? My biggest complaint with React and derivatives are broken dynamic scope.

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[Jiyin Yiyong]

I'm not sure about dynamic binding, could you give a demo on that?

Respo is like subset and a strict version of React. I suppose it's doing less compared to React.

On Thursday, September 29, 2016 at 10:43:31 PM UTC+8, Dustin Getz wrote:
> Does Respo work with dynamic bindings in render functions? My biggest complaint with React and derivatives are broken dynamic scope.
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> On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 4:47 AM, Jiyin Yiyong <jiyin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://respo.site
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> Respo is a front-end MVC library in ClojureScript. It's like Reagent but built totally in ClojureScript, so it's purer and more friendly to hot code swapping. The shortcomings is it has quite less features comparing to React.js , for example side effects.
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> This is the first version of the docs, small update will still come.
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[Dustin Getz]

cljs.user=> (ns foo.core (:require [reagent.core :as reagent]))
nil
foo.core=> (def ^:dynamic *foo* 42)
#'foo.core/*foo*
foo.core=> (defn inner [] [:div *foo*])
#'foo.core/inner
foo.core=> (defn root1 [] (binding [*foo* (inc *foo*)] [inner]))
#'foo.core/root1
foo.core=> (defn root2 [] (binding [*foo* (inc *foo*)] (inner)))
#'foo.core/root2
foo.core=> (reagent/render-to-string [root1])
"<div ...>42</div>"
foo.core=> (reagent/render-to-string [root2])
"<div ...>43</div>"
foo.core=>

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[jiyinyiyong]

Oh, no. Even if that's possible, it's not allowed to do in Respo since it's already optimized with some mechanism like `shouldComponentUpdate` to reduce renderings. It's an anti-pattern.

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