the basics are: - atom is a compare and swap data structure, its lets you mutate state - in your atom you hold a hashmap, deeply nested, that contains ALL sta

the basics are: - atom is a compare and swap data structure, its lets you mutate state - in your atom you hold a hashmap, deeply nested, that contains ALL state describing your app - your react components reference that state with: (:some-hashmap-key @state) - every time you update that state, any components depending on it rerender - thats it. it’s literally the best!