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Meteor 1.5 is out and we can finally do code splitting! If you are not familiar with code splitting, this allows us to separate our logic in a single page web app (SPA) and only send the client the relevant portions of code. This is useful in a couple immediate ways: You have a giant … Read moreMeteor 1.5 and Code Splitting with React and React Router
The current way to connect Meteor into your React App is to use ES6 based components. Meteor has a function called “createContainer” that will send Meteor data into your React component as props instead of “this.data” access. This can make it a bit more complicated if you need to change your subscriptions based on React’s … Read moreMoving To Containers in Meteor (ES6) For React
For the past few weeks I have been refactoring a client’s app to move from the React.CreateClass() format to the new and shiny ES6 class based format. We also re-factored Meteor from a mixin to the new createContainer component format. While we are at it, let’s demonstrate the functional based components for a child that … Read moreRe-factoring from React CreateClass to Native ES6 Classes
If you are creating things with ReactJS, it’s sometimes nice to use it in WordPress. I will describe how to use it in a page, but this should also work for just a post. You can do this pretty easily with a couple plugins: “Scripts N Styles” – this plugin will allow you to add … Read moreReact in a WordPress page
I have been chasing down an odd issue with a Meteor/React app I am building. The error showing up in the browser console is: You are currently using minified code outside of NODE_ENV === ‘production’. This means that you are running a slower development build of Redux. You can use loose-envify (https://github.com/zertosh/loose-envify) for browserify … Read moreMeteor, React and Browserify