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modularfurnitur
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.
angeloashmore
I'd be interested in checking it out once finished. re-frame's abstractions have been great to work with.
acemarke
As a Redux maintainer, I'd be curious to see what you're putting together.
preek
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.
rlander
I'd be very interested on that port. I really miss re-frame when I'm working with Js.
jjwiseman
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.
jhund
When talking about reagent, we should also mention re-frame: A Reagent Framework For Writing SPAs, in Clojurescript.

https://github.com/Day8/re-frame

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

j_m_b
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.
lanktastic
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.