@DavidWells this repo, though it is getting a little outdated, has been a great starting place for me to understand how isomorphic React can work. I would like to contribute to rewriting this library using Webpack instead of browserify, and handlebars instead of ejs templating.
There have been a lot of isomorphic react libraries popping up since you've written this though they all seem to attempt to reduce boilerplate and give users a minimalist, opinionated starting point rather than provide an example for how this should be implemented. Anyone seen a more up to date example of this?
@DavidWells this repo, though it is getting a little outdated, has been a great starting place for me to understand how isomorphic React can work. I would like to contribute to rewriting this library using Webpack instead of browserify, and handlebars instead of ejs templating.
There have been a lot of isomorphic react libraries popping up since you've written this though they all seem to attempt to reduce boilerplate and give users a minimalist, opinionated starting point rather than provide an example for how this should be implemented. Anyone seen a more up to date example of this?
I just responded to a stack overflow question about this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45668191/injecting-react-component-into-handlebars-in-client-side/45740354#45740354 If anyone has anything to add to it, that may be a better place to suss out how this should be done best.