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Server-side rendering demo kit

Each folder contains a separate demo.

These examples are part of the "Server-Side Rendering of Isomorphic Apps at SoundCloud" talk given Level Up on Oct. 8, 2014.

Get the slides and/or watch the video.

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ssr-demo-kit's Issues

React.__spread vs react/lib/Object.assign in Navigate.js

What's the reason for using React.__spread in Navigate.js? In the React sourcecode this is simply assigned as an alias for react/lib/Object.assign with the notion to not use it for anything else.

react/lib/Object.assign is already being used in AppDispatcher so it wouldn't be new if it was used here.

While typing this issue the notion of Navigate.js being a compiled .jsx template creeps up on me. If that's the case then my question is answered, this issue can be closed and it serves as a fine example of how jsx and js components can be used alongside one another with this architecture.

Removal of Action Source

#6 closed #3 but 2950444 also removed AppDispatcher's support for Action sources. Is there a reasoning for this?

It seemed like a useful feature or does it go against isomorphic ideas as it shouldn't matter where an action came from? I realize you probably have better things to do than update this repo, but it's a great source of information Perhaps git's commit body could be used for the reasoning on such changes to clarify your thought process to those less enlightened : )

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