Showing posts with label reactjs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reactjs. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2016

React, Redux architecture notes



After some discovering of the React JS (and Redux of course) as a way to build modern web apps, I've collected some keynotes that could have helped the newbie to start off faster.

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

ReactJS links and information collection

Open-source Javascript library for creating user interfaces developed by Facebook team. Its initial release was in 2013, and stable version was only in late 2014 (0.12.2). It has soft learning curve, thanks to simple idea of encapsulated UI-elements-and-JS-components communicating to each other using set of defined ways. ReactJS production is ~128 KiB.

First, to read