#reagent — Public Fediverse posts
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Taylor Water Technologies Phosphate Reagent #1 Bottles fail to meet child-resistant packaging requirements. The bottles contain sulfuric acid and create a risk of severe chemical burns. #Taylor #reagent #bottles #acid #burns #eyes #skin #gastrointestinal #recall
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Integrated Micro Lab Keeps Track of Ammonia in the Blood https://hackaday.com/2025/02/17/integrated-micro-lab-keeps-track-of-ammonia-in-the-blood/ #chemistryhacks #MedicalHacks #Berthelot #cirrhosis #ammonia #reactor #reagent #liver
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Integrated Micro Lab Keeps Track of Ammonia in the Blood https://hackaday.com/2025/02/17/integrated-micro-lab-keeps-track-of-ammonia-in-the-blood/ #chemistryhacks #MedicalHacks #Berthelot #cirrhosis #ammonia #reactor #reagent #liver
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Integrated Micro Lab Keeps Track of Ammonia in the Blood https://hackaday.com/2025/02/17/integrated-micro-lab-keeps-track-of-ammonia-in-the-blood/ #chemistryhacks #MedicalHacks #Berthelot #cirrhosis #ammonia #reactor #reagent #liver
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Integrated Micro Lab Keeps Track of Ammonia in the Blood https://hackaday.com/2025/02/17/integrated-micro-lab-keeps-track-of-ammonia-in-the-blood/ #chemistryhacks #MedicalHacks #Berthelot #cirrhosis #ammonia #reactor #reagent #liver
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I am starting a live Clojure coding session on Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/greencoder
Topic of the day: Implementing a mini version of Reagent using Signaali.
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I am starting a live Clojure coding session on Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/greencoder
Topic of the day: Implementing a mini version of Reagent using Signaali.
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I am starting a live Clojure coding session on Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/greencoder
Topic of the day: Implementing a mini version of Reagent using Signaali.
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I am starting a live Clojure coding session on Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/greencoder
Topic of the day: Implementing a mini version of Reagent using Signaali.
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I am starting a live Clojure coding session on Twitch. https://www.twitch.tv/greencoder
Topic of the day: Implementing a mini version of Reagent using Signaali.
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I'm soliciting clever names for this "new tab page" project so I can post it on GitHub.
written with #clojurescript #reagent #shadowcljs #polybooljs
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I'm soliciting clever names for this "new tab page" project so I can post it on GitHub.
written with #clojurescript #reagent #shadowcljs #polybooljs
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I'm soliciting clever names for this "new tab page" project so I can post it on GitHub.
written with #clojurescript #reagent #shadowcljs #polybooljs
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I'm soliciting clever names for this "new tab page" project so I can post it on GitHub.
written with #clojurescript #reagent #shadowcljs #polybooljs
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It turns out that using var-quoting with reagent (React) components isn't such a good idea.
Var-quoting makes the component function not `identical?` to itself, which causes unnecessary remounts.
(defn foo-component [,,,])
(identical? foo-component foo-component) #=> true
(identical? #'foo-component #'foo-component) #=> false (<-- react will remount)
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It turns out that using var-quoting with reagent (React) components isn't such a good idea.
Var-quoting makes the component function not `identical?` to itself, which causes unnecessary remounts.
(defn foo-component [,,,])
(identical? foo-component foo-component) #=> true
(identical? #'foo-component #'foo-component) #=> false (<-- react will remount)
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It turns out that using var-quoting with reagent (React) components isn't such a good idea.
Var-quoting makes the component function not `identical?` to itself, which causes unnecessary remounts.
(defn foo-component [,,,])
(identical? foo-component foo-component) #=> true
(identical? #'foo-component #'foo-component) #=> false (<-- react will remount)
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It turns out that using var-quoting with reagent (React) components isn't such a good idea.
Var-quoting makes the component function not `identical?` to itself, which causes unnecessary remounts.
(defn foo-component [,,,])
(identical? foo-component foo-component) #=> true
(identical? #'foo-component #'foo-component) #=> false (<-- react will remount)
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Just tried out #UIx (https://github.com/pitch-io/uix). Thinking about using it instead of #Reagent for my next hobby project.
#Clojure #Clojurescript #React #WebDev #Frontend #dev #developer #development
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Just tried out #UIx (https://github.com/pitch-io/uix). Thinking about using it instead of #Reagent for my next hobby project.
#Clojure #Clojurescript #React #WebDev #Frontend #dev #developer #development
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Just tried out #UIx (https://github.com/pitch-io/uix). Thinking about using it instead of #Reagent for my next hobby project.
#Clojure #Clojurescript #React #WebDev #Frontend #dev #developer #development
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Just tried out #UIx (https://github.com/pitch-io/uix). Thinking about using it instead of #Reagent for my next hobby project.
#Clojure #Clojurescript #React #WebDev #Frontend #dev #developer #development
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?
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I've always used #reagent with #reframe, but lately been thinking.. is that necessary? Reagent does have quite a nice set of tools for state management, cursor, track, rswap etc (https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/master/doc/ManagingState.md).
Does anyone have any experience in building a non-trivial app with reagent but without reframe?