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**Binding to attributes, style properties and node positions:** Passing an `rx` or reactive `atom` (or any `IDeref` instance) as an attribute, style property or child of a DOM element represented via a hiccup vector binds it to that site. freactive makes sure that any updates to `rx`'s or `atom`'s are propogated directly to that DOM site only as often as necessary (coordinated with `requestAnimationFrame`).
**Mounting components:** components are mounted by passing a target node and hiccup vector to the `mount!` function (this will replace the last child of the target node with the mounted node!).
**Mounting components:** Components are mounted by passing a target node and hiccup vector to the `mount!` function (this will replace the last child of the target node with the mounted node!).
**Events:** all attributes prefixed with `:on-` will treated as event handlers and take a Clojurescript function as an argument.
**Events:** All attributes prefixed with `:on-` will treated as event handlers and take a Clojurescript function as an argument.
**Helper functions:** a few additional helper functions such as - `append-child!`, `remove!`, and `listen!` - are included, but it is encouraged to use them sparingly and prefer the declarative hiccup syntax wherever possible.
**Helper functions:** A few additional helper functions such as - `append-child!`, `remove!`, and `listen!` - are included, but it is encouraged to use them sparingly and prefer the declarative hiccup syntax wherever possible.
*Note: `atom` and `rx` are also available for Java Clojure and can be used with JavaFX via [fx-clj](https://github.com/aaronc/fx-clj) using a similar API. Originally this library was conceived as just a clj/cljs `atom` and `rx` library. After working with it in fx-clj, I wanted to do the same thing for the DOM and voila. Eventually a "core" library containing just the reactive data types will be split off. The Java version of core.clj is slightly out of sync with core.cljs.*
*Note: `atom` and `rx` are also available for Java Clojure and can be used with JavaFX via [fx-clj](https://github.com/aaronc/fx-clj) using a similar API. Originally this library was conceived as just a clj/cljs `atom` and `rx` library. After working with it in fx-clj, I wanted to do the same thing for the DOM and voila. Eventually a "core" library containing just the reactive data types will be split off. The Java version of core.clj is slightly out of sync with core.cljs. There is also an out-of-date ClojureCLR version.*
## Performance