erikras/react-redux-universal-hot-example

Features

• Universal Rendering Frameworks - Implements a universal rendering framework that generates HTML on the server and rehydrates it on the client.
• Universal Web Frameworks - Provides a full-stack boilerplate combining Express and React for isomorphic rendering.
• Universal Application Boilerplates - Provides a comprehensive starter template for building isomorphic web applications using React, Redux, and Express.
• Application State Management - Manages global application data, form states, and routing information using a centralized store.
• Isomorphic State Synchronization - Provides a mechanism to synchronize global Redux state between the server and client during the initial page load.
• Hot Module Replacement - Allows real-time updates of the user interface and application state during development without a full browser refresh.
• Isomorphic Hydration Mechanisms - Serializes server-side state into payloads to synchronize the store and prevent redundant network requests on the client.
• Centralized State Stores - Implements a single immutable object tree as the source of truth for application state across the server and client.
• React Frameworks - Combines an Express backend with a React frontend into a cohesive full-stack framework template.
• Centralized State Management - Integrates Redux to maintain a single source of truth for application data synchronized between server and client.
• Isomorphic Rendering - Generates HTML on the server and hydrates it on the client to improve performance and search engine visibility.
• Initial Page Load Optimizations - Implements server-side rendering and client-side hydration to optimize initial page load speeds and SEO.
• Client-Side Hydration - Provides the foundational setup for attaching interactive behavior to server-rendered HTML during the initial boot.
• Client-Side State Synchronizers - Implements a mechanism to synchronize server-generated state with the client via a global window object for hydration.
• Server-Side Rendering - Generates HTML on the server by fetching required data and building the component tree before sending it to the client.
• Server-Side Rendering Frameworks - Implements a framework that generates HTML on the server and rehydrates it on the client for improved SEO and performance.
• State Synchronization - Synchronizes the global Redux state between the server and client for seamless application hydration.
• Static Asset Management - Implements consistent resolution of CSS modules and static assets across both server and client runtimes.
• Universal - Offers a pre-configured starter template for generating applications that execute on both server and client environments.
• Hot Code Reloading - Allows updating the user interface and application logic in real-time without requiring a full browser refresh.
• Server-Side Data Fetching - Resolves asynchronous promises on the server to ensure the page contains all required data before delivery.
• CSS Modules - Uses scoped CSS modules to provide unique class names and prevent global namespace collisions.
• Project Bootstrapping - Provides a pre-configured project structure for bootstrapping isomorphic applications using React and Redux.
• Server Routing - Maps navigation entries to server-side renderers to handle initial requests and deliver pre-rendered HTML.
• Server-Side Data Loaders - Executes data fetching logic on the server prior to rendering to prevent client-side waterfalls.
• Promise Resolution - Resolves asynchronous data requirements on the server before rendering components to ensure full page population.
• Boilerplate - Listed in the “Boilerplate” section of the Awesome Redux awesome list.

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