chadpaulson

I found it odd how the article took issue with React, as it is arguably one of the most simple -- yet powerful -- UI libraries available.

Congratulations to the io.js team! I look forward to future releases. Specifically, no longer having to use --harmony_arrow_functions.

Yep.

Video just started. T minus 15 minutes. http://www.spacex.com/webcast/

Using react-async allowed me to make an aysnc request to an API before initializing the component and setting initial state. The library also enables the client to bootstrap / hydrate initial state generated on the server.

I am currently working on a new project utilizing different modules (alt instead of reflux and react-router instead of react-router-component) which does not utilize react-async.

I recently published an isomorphic React / Flux demo which features all of the above, including progressive enhancement and document title management.

https://github.com/chadpaulson/react-isomorphic-video-game-s...

That said, I am currently working on a more refined approach to isomorphic flux and async in a new project that I hope to open source later.

After a few months experimenting with Facebook's ReactJS JavaScript library, I decided to test its SVG support with icons from The Noun Project and ended up building a reusable HTML5 audio player component.

The experiment seemed to work well enough so I decided to share and open source the project. Critique / feedback always welcome.

Andrea Rossi's Energy Catalyzer, which uses LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reaction), is far more interesting and will actually get you off the grid.

http://ecat.com/

File a FOIA request and get your data back from the NSA.

Is this a thing?

If the CHP were smart they would ban together and lobby for Prop 19.

ditto