I'm reading this now: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame

(so far 30% done with the main Readme) and it appears to be a basic
pattern(s) and reference implementation for using Reagent in line with the
React Flux architecture. true, false or maybe?

I initially resisted the idea because it dumps cursors which I believe all
or most ClojureScript React "frameworks" support. I was concerned that
doing so means that components can never be written to be portable across
ClojureScript  UI frameworks that use React and depend on some cursor
implementation, but that's a lost cause or less important than having one
framework that does what you want and for which reusable components can be
developed.

After having played around with raw Reagent I found that I can get myself
in trouble in so many ways, and I'm hoping re-frame will be the kind of
opinionated framework that will isolate us from the "crazy" in "reactive"

So is re-frame basically, at the 10,000 foot level, an implementation of
the React Flux architecture for Reagent or should I keep reading?

Thank you

Marc

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