keechma

Keechma stack. Mention @U050986L9 or @U2J1PHYNM if you have any questions
2018-09-19T11:44:46.000100Z

@mihaelkonjevic I am finally reading through this article: https://keechma.com/news/route-driven-apps-rock/ I really think this should be in the guides, perhaps even in the introduction. It's really well put together and explains everything from the route->...->UI.

2018-09-19T11:47:11.000100Z

I really like how you scope out what's covered in the article in the first diagram. That really helps newbs wrap their head around what they're going to learn and where to put it in their mental model of the system

2018-09-19T11:51:07.000100Z

Quick question though... in the diagram, shouldn't the yellow arrow stemming from the UI box be pointing to the controller manager rather than one individual controller? https://keechma.com/blogposts/developing_with_keechma.006.png

2018-09-19T11:52:03.000100Z

From the Introduction (https://keechma.com/guides/introduction/): "UI action flow When the user performs an action (e.g. clicks on a button) the command is sent to the controller manager."

mihaelkonjevic 2018-09-19T13:04:50.000100Z

@loganpowell You are correct, it should go to the controller manager and then to the controller (but it would also make the diagram more complex than it’s needed).

mihaelkonjevic 2018-09-19T13:05:55.000100Z

Regarding guides, I’ve started work on re-organization some time ago, but finding time to finish the work is hard lately. Hopefully we’ll be able to do it in the next few months. That’s basically the only thing that’s stopping me from pushing out proper 1.0.0 version

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2018-09-19T13:49:19.000100Z

Maybe I could help you with the new guides. I was thinking of creating one for myself like I did for core.async: https://medium.com/@loganpowell/cljs-core-async-101-f6522faf536d where I would start with some reagent basics and then build up/into keechma

2018-09-19T13:49:55.000100Z

more like a tutorial to build a small application

mihaelkonjevic 2018-09-19T14:45:32.000100Z

@loganpowell that would be great 🙂 . Even the feedback on how to organize them and questions you had while reading them are helpful

2018-09-19T16:10:43.000100Z

Give me some time. I will report back with my progress. This weekend I'm visiting family, but I'll dedicate next weekend to putting something together

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