"Growing Data Center networking mgmt UI using ClojureScript, Reagent and re-frame" by Kirill Ishanov

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Developers build a scalable and maintainable data center networking management UI using ClojureScript, Reagent, and re-frame, sharing insights on component reuse, data state management, and more.

Key takeaways

Developers can reuse components across the application.
Use of namespace data loop to manage data state.
Creating a router to maintain codebase consistency.
Using specs for forms and API responses.
Organizing codebase into collections, forms, and metadata.
Implementing ClojureScript and Reagent for the application.
Writing specs for data definition and usage.
Managing team and hiring new members.
Defining routes using a map and data definition.
Creating a container that can take another component as an argument.
Using a DSL to define a collection entry.
Implementing navigation containers and estate management.
Using reagent for views and state management.
Defining the goal of the application as similar to the game of golf.
Mapping out the route map in the codebase.
Focusing on very large data needs in the application.
Using macros to reuse code and improve code organization.
Creating components that can dispatch data and events.
Having a DSL map and namespace keywords.
Using reframe for state management.
Developing a framework for storing form state data.
Implementing automated testing and CI/CD.
Migrating to ClojureScript and using it for domain where technology worked.
Keeping the route map as dry as possible to avoid complexity.
Using multispec to satisfy conditional payloads.
Using React lifecycle methods and dependency injection.
Having a simple place in the database to store form state.
Implementing UI using ClojureScript, Reagent, and re-frame.
Using a container to dispatch data and events.
Having a DSL map and namespace keywords to prevent naming collisions.
Mapping out the route map in the codebase.
Implementing a router and using a map to describe the data structure.
Creating a container that can take another component as an argument.
Using macros to reuse code and improve code organization.
Creating components that can dispatch data and events.
Using reagent for views and state management.
Defining the goal of the application as similar to the game of golf.

"Growing Data Center networking mgmt UI using ClojureScript, Reagent and re-frame" by Kirill Ishanov

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