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Re: React Server
#82This is interesting, especially since I just spent the last two weeks setting up a boilerplate for a universal react/redux SPA on spec for a new client. I enjoy the flexibility but the need to develop a deep working knowledge of several independent libraries, transpilers, and build tool configuration files (each of which has several competing options with their own way of doing things) just to get to hello world is c…
what is "on spec"?
Re: React Server
#83wtf is neé?
Re: React Server
#84wtf is neé?
Its the French word for "born." Its often used for maiden names. In this case, we mean "we called it Triton before we called it React Server," which was more important to understand before https://github.com/redfin/react-server/pull/40 merged
Re: React Server
#85This is interesting, especially since I just spent the last two weeks setting up a boilerplate for a universal react/redux SPA on spec for a new client. I enjoy the flexibility but the need to develop a deep working knowledge of several independent libraries, transpilers, and build tool configuration files (each of which has several competing options with their own way of doing things) just to get to hello world is c…
I've always used React Router for routing. It's super flexible and plays very nicely with Redux and server-side rendering. In terms of syncing up state to views, you might want to look into 'redial' and 'react-redux', which are just higher-order components that ensure your React components can injected with the necessary state.
If you're gonna use React Router and Redux, you should also check out react-router-redux:
Re: React Server
#86Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've always used React Router for routing. It's super flexible and plays very nicely with Redux and server-side rendering. In terms of syncing up state to views, you might want to look into 'redial' and 'react-redux', which are just higher-order components that ensure your React components can injected with the necessary state.
If you're gonna use React Router and Redux, you should also check out react-router-redux: https://github.com/reactjs/react-router-redux
This is exactly what I'm talking about though, how many different libraries are there for routing alone? How can anyone make a reasonably informed choice between them? It's madness!
Re: React Server
#87This is interesting, especially since I just spent the last two weeks setting up a boilerplate for a universal react/redux SPA on spec for a new client. I enjoy the flexibility but the need to develop a deep working knowledge of several independent libraries, transpilers, and build tool configuration files (each of which has several competing options with their own way of doing things) just to get to hello world is c…
what is "on spec"?
"Working on spec" is a term used in freelancing to refer to unpaid work done as preparation for paid work. Usually this involves doing some type of proof of concept for a client in order to have your bid accepted, and is generally frowned upon by freelancers. In this case, I just wanted to get to know the tech stack in depth for my own gratification, and figured it could be used in other projects as well.
Re: React Server
#88Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you're gonna use React Router and Redux, you should also check out react-router-redux: https://github.com/reactjs/react-router-redux
This is exactly what I'm talking about though, how many different libraries are there for routing alone? How can anyone make a reasonably informed choice between them? It's madness!
Well, obviously, the correct choice is to use React Server and let us make all the decisions for you ;)
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#90Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is exactly what I'm talking about though, how many different libraries are there for routing alone? How can anyone make a reasonably informed choice between them? It's madness!
Well, obviously, the correct choice is to use React Server and let us make all the decisions for you ;)
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/927/
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