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Merge pull request #431 from TristeFigure/patch-1 

Fix 'reaagent' typo
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ We'll start with a code fragment, because it is worth a 1000 words:
Notes:
1. This example uses a Form-2 component, which allows us to retain state outside of the renderer `fn`. The same technique would work with a Form-3 component.
2. We capture state in `!video`. In this example, the state we capture is a reference to a [video HTML element](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/video).
3. `!video` is a `clojure.core/atom` and not a `reaagent.core/atom`. We use a normal Clojure `atom` because refs never change during the lifecycle of a component and if we used a reagent atom, it would cause an unnecessary re-render when the ref callback mutates the atom.
3. `!video` is a `clojure.core/atom` and not a `reagent.core/atom`. We use a normal Clojure `atom` because refs never change during the lifecycle of a component and if we used a reagent atom, it would cause an unnecessary re-render when the ref callback mutates the atom.
4. On the `:video` component there's a `:ref` callback function which establishes the state in `!video`. You can attach a ref callback to any of the Hiccup elements.
5. Thereafter, `@!video` is used with the `:button's` `:on-click` to manipulate the `video` DOM methods.
6. For full notes [read Paulus' blog post](https://presumably.de/reagent-mysteries-part-3-manipulating-the-dom.html)