Koa React Isomorphic
Boilerplate for Koa & React
Overview
The React and Koa boilerplate is a deprecated project that aimed to implement new concepts and libraries that work well for React.js. It includes features such as support for Immutable.js, Relay, server-side rendering, fetching data with Redux and Relay, and preloading assets. The project also provides ideas for structuring a Redux application and includes support for hot reload, Flowtype, and testing.
Features
- Immutable.js: Available on features/immutablejs
- Relay: Available on features/relay
- Server-side rendering using webpack-isomorphic-tools
- Fetching data with Redux and Relay
- Preloading assets for improved performance
- Support for async React components using react-loadable
- Ideas for structuring a Redux application
- Localize selectors using scoped-selectors-for-redux-modules
- Hot reload support
- Enable Flowtype in development
- Testing support
- Production server setup using Phusion Passenger and Nginx
- Docker containerization
Summary
The React and Koa boilerplate is a deprecated project that aimed to showcase new concepts and libraries for React.js development. It includes features such as Immutable.js, Relay, server-side rendering, and preloading assets. The boilerplate also provides ideas for structuring a Redux application and includes support for hot reload, Flowtype, and testing. While the project has been deprecated, a new project is available at a different GitHub repository.
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