Isomorphic apps. I've been playing around with React+Flux, and it's perfect. You can write your API in any language you want (even keeping it as part of node if

Isomorphic apps. I've been playing around with React+Flux, and it's perfect. You can write your API in any language you want (even keeping it as part of node if you wish!), but the client is React. This means you can re-use almost exactly the same code for the frontend and backend. You get server-side rendering that delegates to the client once it has loaded. I recently re-wrote my blog (https://blog.cesarandreu.com/ https://blog.cesarandreu.com/) to take this approach. Repo: https://github.com/cesarandreu/trois-blog https://github.com/cesarandreu/trois-blog The client bootstrap code that's used on the server is in client/middleware.js. Aside from that it reuses the exact same code.