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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Thanks checking it out! I'm not sure about the speed difference between 0.13 and 0.14. Do you have any links you can share? - Tony
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Show HN: Easy React Universal App Example(github.com)
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Show HN: React Universal Blog(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Shorti helps you style your React components by rendering short-hand "class names" into inline styles. Also works in React Native and as a separate file in the browser! For browser support, include shorti-browser.js and add "
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Show HN: Shorti: Never use CSS again(github.com)
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Show HN: Cosmic JS: Easily Add a CMS to Your Universal JavaScript App(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Thanks for the response. I can see how it could be misleading to compare the React SPA version of my site vs the WP site based on an AB test, however, the results are there to show you the benefits of the React-rendered application are not
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Show HN: Easily style React components with short-hand “class names”(github.com)
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Show HN: I rebuilt my WP blog on React and Cosmic JS. It's now 10x faster(github.com)
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Show HN: Shorti: Style your React components by using short-hand “class names”(github.com)
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Show HN: How I made my website 10x faster with React and Cosmic JS(github.com)
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Show HN: React Single Page Blog App Using React Router and the Cosmic JS API(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Cosmic JS allows you to create an on-the-fly CMS / API to power your full app or website or you could also integrate it with only a part of your website. Check out the Docs to learn about the Cosmic JS API: https://cosmicjs.
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
FYI, there's also a browser version: https://github.com/cosmicjs/cosmicjs-browser An example React app that uses the Cosmic JS browser client: https://github.com/tonyspiro/react-flux-cosmicjs
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Not exactly. Cosmic JS is a flexible, platform-agnostic cloud-hosted CMS, whereas the one you linked to is installed and locked into Node / MongoDB.
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Show HN: Easily Add a CMS to Your JavaScript App(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Very cool. This is very similar to a repo I recently published: Data-driven React application using the Flux pattern and the Cosmic JS browser client. https://github.com/tonyspiro/react-flux-cosmicjs
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Show HN: Learn React, Flux and Cosmic JS with this easy app(github.com)
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Show HN: Using React, Flux and Webpack to Read / Write / Remove Data from an API(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Looks like the links don't work on the description. Here's the clickable link: https://cosmicjs.com/
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Show HN: Cosmic JS: API-First Content Platform
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Show HN: Cosmic JS: API-First CMS Turns Your Content into JSON Objects(cosmicjs.com)
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Show HN: Simple List App Built with React, Flux and Cosmic JS(github.com)
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Astral: Amazing website frontend with Cosmic JS content platform backend(tonyspiro.com)
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Simple List App Built with Cosmic JS, React and Flux(github.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
There are a few client libraries available for: Node https://github.com/cosmicjs/cosmicjs-node Browser: https://github.com/cosmicjs/cosmicjs-browser PHP: https://github.com/cosmicj
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Show HN: Cosmic JS: A Better Way to Manage Content(cosmicjs.com)
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Show HN: Easy React Flux App with Step-By-Step Tutorial(github.com)
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Building a Simple React Application Using the Flux Pattern: A Step-By-Step Guide(tonyspiro.com)
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by tonyspiro 11y ago
Thanks rahimnathwani, I've made the edits / fixes you suggested to the article http://tonyspiro.com/building-a-simple-react-application-usi... and repo https://github.com/tonyspiro/easy-flux-e

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