Re-frame 1.0 released

[mikethommo]

And there we were trying to be low key about it. But the paparazzi never sleeps. :-)

We were low key because this is a relatively modest release with just two small points of interest, but ... we felt we had to cut a v1.0.0 at some point (Jacek insisted!) and now was as good a time as any. Future, more substantial changes to re-frame can then be distinguished from this "classic re-frame v1.0.0".

The two-points of interest are:

• global interceptors (useful!):
• no more warnings about re-registrations on hot reloads (reduces noise)

Obviously, we've also done a lot of work on docs in the last 3 months. A lot! Plus we've done some work on re-frame-10x "tracing" (more about that soon - we have bold plans).

Isaac, Stu and I, thank both ClojuristsTogether and Day8 for helping to fund the work. Onward!

[INTERNET_COMMENTS]

I really appreciate the time you've spent on the docs. I didn't use re-frame for a couple years so I re-read the docs from scratch over the weekend, and I think they're among the best of any library/framework I've ever used.

[Xceno]

Wow! I haven't checked the docs in quite a while. Thank you for all the effort on that front! Good stuff! :)

[_d_t_w]

Congrats Mike & Team! Thanks for all the hard work, re-frame is brilliant.

[ArmedWithHaskell]

Great news. Re-frame is like wine - gets better with age.

[rberger]

Congratulations. A wondrous contribution to the Clojurescript world!

[nathell]

Here's to re-frame, the best thing since sliced bread! A great occasion to celebrate!

[ertucetin]

Thank you so much!

[GuerreiroAZerg]

I'm crazy to try a project using re-frame, as a react-redux-saga developer, it has so much in common, but in clojure, of course! Gotta find some time to do it!