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    Comment #8330277

    Khan Academy uses Backbone & React, checkout out their github. ex. https://github.com/Khan/perseus React's blog usually has some open source projects featured as well - facebook.gi…

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    Comment #8209289

    I'd recommend looking at the docs on Flux, it explains it all better than I could.

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    Comment #8208687

    You can require dependencies and assets from the file system or straight from GitHub: Oh my. You've essentially killed Bower and NPM in one swoop then haven't you? An exciting time…

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    Comment #8208676

    There's no standards, but at this point I'd say Flux + React-router are quickly becoming it. react-router is made in the spirit of Ember's which is pretty well liked. - Flux Archit…

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    Comment #8206402

    Which ones are you running? With Ghostery alone, everything works on my end.

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    Comment #8205551

    The author of this article seems to be a woman, not a man. Also, it's a lot easier to just use 'they' instead of he/she most of the time anyways, food for thought.

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    Comment #8193538

    Maybe it's the active development part of it? Things are changing fast and it's still not even at 0.1.0. From the docs: Although potentially exciting, this is still really a WIP, u…

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    Comment #8193086

    I’ve been working on extracting something out of the way I’ve been creating web apps at Mozilla that you can use to write your next web app. I didn't know Ember was already being u…

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    Comment #8190792

    Definitely not. Most of the time when I encounter an obvious webpage disguised as a native application, I feel deceived and underwhelmed. Maybe a little over the top, but honestly …

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    Comment #8189908

    The audience for this sort of content is probably more familiar with issues and pull requests than the wiki equivalent. Plus it's easily discoverable, forkable etc..

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    Comment #8171895

    Beautiful editor, what's it built with?

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    Comment #8159237

    (And indeed Safari on Yosemite can do just that in the developer previews) Yep, it's definitely a bit buggy and stops occasionally but it's usable!

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    Comment #8152088

    This sounds exactly like what you're looking for! [0] You’re a new coder. You’re interested in learning how to code, not just syntax. You’re sick of monkey-see, monkey-do types of …

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    Comment #8052044

    If you've ever used Ember's router and liked it, I'd suggest the react-nested-router[0]. So easy to use [0] - https://github.com/rpflorence/react-nested-router

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    Comment #7962174

    Software wise, there is https://lobste.rs/ . It's updated fairly often, (the oldest link on the front page is only 3 days old), and the comments are typically high quality. It is i…