React.js Conf 2015 - react-router increases your productivity

Michael Jackson
react-router is a powerful routing library built on top of React that helps you add new screens and flows to your application incredibly quickly, all while keeping the URL in sync with what's being displayed on the page. The project benefits from several years of combined experience working with the legendary Ember.js router.
This talk will show how the router makes it easy to implement many common flows including authentication, navigation prompts, and animation. We'll also explore some advanced techniques including server-side rendering and partial application loading.

[@EdoMagen]

He should have moonwalked on stage.

[@neuemage]

DA DUM TSS lol

[@chmod0644]

Could not use React without this lib!

[@PauloAndreAzevedoQuirino]

transitions are OP! xD

[@ConAntonakos]

Any good tutorials, blogs, posts, etc. that discuss the implementation, use and optimizations of React Router?

[@avatarOfDave]

+Constantine Antonakos github.com/greggb/React-Resources

[@nacs]

It's a great library but the way he says React (as "Reee-act") amuses me.

[@FaseesaF]

No audio?

[@FaseesaF]

+Fase There's no audio for only this specific video in Chrome, but the audio works in FireFox. Weird.

[@alfredvidjay]

looks very complicated.

[@mynameisjoeo]

Nested routing 😀

[@HannanAlisyntacticspi]

+Joe O Hell yeah!

[@sanjeevakaalex]

React = Super cool React + Redux =Awesome React + Redux + react-router = *nightmare*. It's very confusing how to properly implement store and pass data when nested routes are there, any help...

[@kazaakas]

For anyone who still wonders about this, check out "An Introduction to the Redux-First Routing Model" on Medium

[@neuemage]

OMG Michael Jackson LIVES, as a white bald js developer xD