[koito17]

You can use React with Electric if you want, though it is not really necessary because Electric already has fine-grained reactivity and can save you from the usual headaches with server-side React. With that said, people have used Reagent in Electric before. In fact, the Electric Clojure tutorial has a tutorial on Reagent interop[1].

[1] https://electric-examples-app.fly.dev/user.demo-reagent-inte...

[ano88888]

Completely new to Clojurescript or electric DSL so this might be a stupid question (will learn more later). As someone who is not a designer, i tend to pick a framework (eg react) that has many good looking design libraries so that i don't need to style each component. I understand that the demo & examples are meant to show the power and functionalities of this good functional langauge. But the examples are unstyled, plain looking, ugly and seem like will take a lot of work to look good. Since i am not a designer, i just want to plug and play a good looking UI library and focus on business logic. hope i am making sense here.

[dustingetz]

we have styled examples including TodoMVC: https://electric-demo.fly.dev/(user.demo-todomvc!TodoMVC) -- note it is full-stack unlike other TodoMVC impls which are frontend only

we use tailwind in IRL projects

[ano88888]

It would be great if you have something like this for mobile apps. How will it work if your product has both web and mobile apps, do you have a create a separate backend for the mobile apps?