React has significantly shifted the way we approach rendering for the browser. Two of the major benefits of the approach are the ability to encapsulate components fully in JavaScript and naturally render components on the server.
Given the above features, the modular question is how to install a single component or libraries of components? Approaches like Webpack are currently the primary means of tackling this, but handling this modularity across assets and with dual client and server rendering becomes the challenge here.
We'll describe and demonstrate an example rendering framework for React using jspm for managing modular react components on both the client and server and how it makes some of these problems easier.
Presented by:
Guy Paterson-Jones A pure-mathematician who usually enjoys tackling problems of topology, Guy unwittingly became the author of a rendering framework for React when he took an internship working with jspm over the Summer.
Guy Bedford Living the open source dream involving working large portions of his time for free while enjoying relative poverty, Guy is the creator of SystemJS and jspm.io, which tackle the problem of unifying multi-module-format dynamically-linked multi-version multi-package-registry modularity in the browser.