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Seems like e/client and e/server are for when you'd like to force sections of code to run on one side or the other. Otherwise the compiler decides what lives wh
by popinman322 4y ago
Seems like e/client and e/server are for when you'd like to force sections of code to run on one side or the other. Otherwise the compiler decides what lives where?
- kimi 4y agoExactly. And when one side needs the other, it makes magic happen.
- patates 4y agoWell then 2 humble suggestions: - Would be better to show an example where magic would happen - Selectable text instead of a screenshot would have been nicer
- kimi 4y agoMagic does happen: you are rendering a table on the client, pause to fetch data on the server, and display it. And it looks like a PHP page written in Clojure.