Online demo?

[winkler1]

Hi- Just found this from the reflux ticket. Looks really good and I'll be keen to watch your learnings. Question - does this lend itself to an online demo, or is that a pain because of the server component? Would like to add to react.rocks, like to have tangible demos for people to play with.

[WRidder]

@winkler1 I've been thinking about it and I would like to put a demo online. However, since it has a NodeJS component I did not find an easy solution yet. I'll look into it; suggestions are welcome!

Heroku might be an option for example.

[hpaul]

Or you could try Modulus.io, it's nice and first month free :D.

[WRidder]

@hpaul Thanks for the suggestion. However, 15$ / month for a demo site is a tad more than I fancy to spend on it. Other suggestions are still welcome.

[winkler1]

You could host on Heroku..that's free. It does have a 15 second spinup time for cold instances, but the price is right :)

[WRidder]

@winkler1 Thanks! Will look into that :)

[WRidder]

@winkler1, @hpaul: Demo app is online here: http://react-spa.herokuapp.com/. Thanks for the suggestion.

[WRidder]

Added automatic deployment from travis to heroku as well. On every commit of this repo, if the build succeeds it's automatically deployed to the heroku app.

[winkler1]

nice!

On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 7:51 AM, Wilbert van de Ridder < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Added automatic deployment from travis to heroku as well. On every commit of this repo, if the build succeeds it's automatically deployed to the heroku app.

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[winkler1]

Are you on twitter? ... adding to react.rocks, want to mention author if so.

[WRidder]

@winkler1 Yep, see @techwuppet