Modern web apps with Rum
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Rum is a Clojure/Script UI library with React, React Native and static server backends. It’s specifically designed to be simple, small, extensible and unopinionated. Rum allows for a unique blend of UI approaches to coexist in a single application and will let you mix built-in and custom pieces in a way which fits your problem best. In this talk, you will explore Rum features, the philosophy behind its design, its differences from other frameworks, best practices and real-life examples from an 11K sloc SPA project built entirely in Rum.
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Modern web apps with Rum
Nikita Prokopov
Nikita is a Clojure hacker from Siberia. He builds backends, web apps and distributed systems in Clojure for a living. He also blogs about Clojure, web and UX. He’s the author of DataScript, Rum, Tongue, Fira Code and AnyBar.
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Rum is a Clojure/Script UI library with React, React Native and static server backends. It’s specifically designed to be simple, small, extensible and unopinionated. Rum allows for a unique blend of UI approaches to coexist in a single application and will let you mix built-in and custom pieces in a way which fits your problem best. In this talk, you will explore Rum features, the philosophy behind its design, its differences from other frameworks, best practices and real-life examples from an 11K sloc SPA project built entirely in Rum.
The Call for Papers is now open for Clojure eXchange 2017! Submit your talk for the chance to join a stellar line-up of experts on stage. Find out more.
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About the Speaker
Modern web apps with Rum
Nikita Prokopov
Nikita is a Clojure hacker from Siberia. He builds backends, web apps and distributed systems in Clojure for a living. He also blogs about Clojure, web and UX. He’s the author of DataScript, Rum, Tongue, Fira Code and AnyBar.