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by jho406 7y ago
Yes give it a go and ask me any questions :). I was hoping someone makes use of it. It's tightly coupled to Redux, but not React. I don't think it will work great with ember, and I say that because Breezy doesn't require any
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by jho406 7y ago
I wrote a library for React, Redux and Rails. Allowing you to build SPA without APIs. https://github.com/jho406/Breezy Breezy's insight is that frontends are wildly complex due to the industry vertical (say.. chil
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by jho406 8y ago
Try this out: https://github.com/jho406/Breezy , its a library i wrote that makes working with the React/Redux portion feel like a classic Rails app. Its inspired by turbolinks and doesn't require APIs to work
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by jho406 8y ago
This is a headache for me too. Some questions for you: Do you handle common area maintenance? Snow shovelling? Cleaning? Sidewalk maintenance? Do you have a requirement on the minimum num of units per building? How do you handle tenants tha
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by jho406 8y ago
Full disclosure, I’m the author of Breezy, https://github.com/jho406/Breezy . An opinionated state shape and PJAX library for Redux. I think “how you shape your state to make it easy to reduce and share between componen
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Show HN: Breezy – PJAX for React Redux Rails(github.com)
2 points by jho406 8y ago|0 comments
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Breezy – An opinionated state shape and PJAX library for React, Redux, and Rails(github.com)
1 points by jho406 8y ago|0 comments
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by jho406 8y ago
You can have the best of both. The simplicity of multipage apps with the feel of SPAs. Turbolinks is one example that comes to mind. Or if you want the full power of React, Redux, AND the simplicity of Turbolinks/PJAX. You can use htt
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by jho406 8y ago
I'm working on an experimental tool to simplify React Redux app development. Inspired by the simplicity of Turbolinks, and powered by Rails. You can develop React and Redux SPAs without any APIs. https://github.com/jho4
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by jho406 8y ago
Unfortunately, I don't have plans to integrate with GraphQL. I wanted to keep it closer to Turbolink's approach by loading the next page's props into the store instead of firing off a bunch of API requests. Great thing is, as
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by jho406 8y ago
Author here. Been working on this for a while now, figured it was time to show hn. Love to hear some feedback!
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Show HN: Breezy – Develop Rails React Redux Apps the Rails Way(github.com)
4 points by jho406 8y ago|3 comments