monument Experiment with using react server side

Using the config object changes and the render changes from #292 #291 run a site using react and see if there are things that need to be changed.

Also look at whether autodetection of the engine and if there are defaults that make sense if we can autodetect

Should result in documentation and examples of how to use react as your templating engine in monument

Oct 25 '16 15:10 designfrontier

I consider this to be the case of server-side rendering with React using the configObject. If so then I will start experimenting and will let you know about this.

Jan 24 '17 18:01 nitin42

@nitin42 yeah that is pretty much what it is. You'll probably want to base your work on https://github.com/ansble/monument/pull/308 which is still in progress... Let me know if you have questions as you go along

Jan 26 '17 17:01 designfrontier

New guy here. What do you mean by using React "server-side"?

Mar 19 '17 08:03 Dehorser

so using React for server side templating to allow for first render happening on the server. Think Progressive Enhancement or Isomorphic JS.

Mar 24 '17 20:03 designfrontier

@designfrontier I would like to work on this issue. Please let me know if I may. This would be my first contribution to open source

Jun 08 '17 09:06 kritisingh1

Awesome! Go for it

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