Rails, React, Browserify
Originally published on techtrails.io Using Node.js, I’ve grown accustomed to using CommonJS modules and I like them as a solution to dependency management and scope isolation in Javascript. Using Rails, what you natively get is Sprockets, which I feel doesn’t provide the same robustness and flexibility CommonJS does. So how could I continue using modules within Rails? Browserify is a tool that le
Isomorphic ReactJS app with Ruby on Rails — Part 1: Server-side rendering
Originally published on techtrails.io Server-side rendering of React components to improve SEO and minimize your web app initial loading time. Update 16 Jan. 2016 It’s been more than a year since this tutorial has been published, so I have updated to reflect the latest evolutions of the different libraries that are used here. The complete code for this tutorial is available here. Background & goal
3 ways to integrate Ruby on Rails + React + Flux | Open Minded Innovations
Why I’m using React with Rails I've been using Rails for years and recently I’ve been integrating javascript frameworks into my stack in various ways to help with front end development. There are a lot of great javascript frameworks out there like Angular, Ember, Meteor, etc, but my current favorite is React and Flux. Facebook has been doing tremendous work open sourcing their javascript stack fro
Fast Rich Client Rails Development With Webpack and the ES6 Transpiler - Rails on Maui
There has to be a better way to incorporate the JavaScript ecosystem into Rails. Update October, 21 2015: We’re about to release 1.0 of the react_on_rails gem! It will include a generator which will make the setup of this process super easy! Update September, 28 2015: Be sure to see https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails/ and the gem react_on_rails. My team is writing a gem to make the proces
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