Reagent: Minimalistic React for ClojureScript

jhund · on May 25, 2017

When talking about reagent, we should also mention re-frame: A Reagent Framework For Writing SPAs, in Clojurescript.

It provides a fantastic framework for implementing browser based UIs with a very clean approach, inspired by Elm architecture, and related to redux.

smnplk · on May 26, 2017

I tried it only once following some tutorial on how to make a snake game in re-frame, did some code changes and neon snake was born. You can try it here https://smnplk.github.io/neon-snake/resources/public/live/in... ;)

I'm certainly using re-frame on my next spa project.

modularfurnitur · on May 25, 2017

Not sure why this is posted. But I'm working on a straight port of re-frame in javascript, it's an abstraction on top of react-redux, a true 1:1 port. For me re-frame's api is the holy grail (for now) of UI programming.

preek · on May 25, 2017

Do you have a public repo? I'm using re-frame a lot happily, but sometimes there's only JS that can be used. I'd be interested to see your port.

angeloashmore · on May 25, 2017

I'd be interested in checking it out once finished. re-frame's abstractions have been great to work with.

rlander · on May 26, 2017

I'd be very interested on that port. I really miss re-frame when I'm working with Js.

acemarke · on May 25, 2017

As a Redux maintainer, I'd be curious to see what you're putting together.

j_m_b · on May 26, 2017

Reagent is the best ClojureScript implementation of React out there. The nice thing about it is that you can do very interesting things with Reagent without ever writing a component as a React class. There is, of course, a way to do that simply with create-class. Another great thing about Reagent is how simple it is to convert a pure Javascript React component with adapt-react-class. I also really like Reagent atoms. Reagent atom cursors alone are worth it to include this library in your build! Reagent is the killer app for ClojureScript, I use it in just about every one of my ClojureScript projects.

jjwiseman · on May 25, 2017

I've done a few small- to medium- sized apps with reagent, and it's been fun enough that I'm looking for an excuse to do more with it.

jiyinyiyong · on May 26, 2017

I got a virtual DOM solution in ClojureScript too http://respo.site/ less features, more pure.

lanktastic · on May 26, 2017

If you're in New York and would like to get some professional experience with reagent / reframe, shoot me an email at e.smith@soscapital.com. We're looking for a junior developer at the moment.

SOS is an alternative lending startup. We have two main apps under development. Both use Clojure on the backend. One is React/Redux and the other is ReAgent / Reframe.