Isomorphic js shared js with react.js

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Isomorphic js allows sharing of JavaScript code between a Drupal backend and React frontend. It enables component re-use, rapid development, and handling large codebases. Some benefits include self-contained and reusable components, sharing code between server and client, and using a virtual DOM for efficient UI updates. Challenges include getting data from Drupal to React and issues like overfetching or underfetching data. Solutions involve Flux data stores, GraphQL, and server-side rendering. Isomorphic JavaScript focuses developers on components, enables rapid prototyping, and treats frontend and backend as part of the same application.

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Isomorphic js? Shared js
with react.js
Bondarenko Oleksander (aka Snig)

Rapid
Development
&
Handling
large code-
bases

Drupal
hook_menu
controller
Browser
JS
HTML

Drupal
hook_menu
controller
Browser
JS
HTML
AJAX

About me
Bondarenko Oleksandr (aka SNIG):
5+ years exp on web development.
4+ years on drupal
External consultant, Team lead (of one part drupal
developers), front-end optimisation.

loadbalancer
webserver
mySQL memcached Node.js services

Can be addressed
and rendered
separately

Many small, self
contained, reusable
components

Drupal
Backend
React
Frontend
React
Frontend
Drupal
Backend

“I even wonder if GraphQL could
be the basis for a future version
of Views.”

Enables developers to only
focus on their components

Frontend and backend are
part of the same
application

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