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Re:The State of Meteor Part 2: What Happens Next by gravity13 on Thursday January 21, 2016 @02:03AM (#10943799)
The comments in here today are a bit out of touch.

>You can't do that with React.

You can. Other than React's rather hefty size, there's nothing stopping you. React is just a view layer, is unopinionated about how you get your data to it, and for rendering to a DOM needs nothing other than a DOM node to render into.

Try it out. You can have 100 different React components slowly eating your legacy app alive. You just gotta be smart about it.

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Re:The State of Meteor Part 2: What Happens Next by frandroid on Thursday January 21, 2016 @02:32AM (#10943892)
> You just gotta be smart about it.

They said _no fuss_.

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Re:The State of Meteor Part 2: What Happens Next by rafaquintanilha on Thursday January 21, 2016 @09:20AM (#10945280)
Drop a React component in the middle of a legacy project is IMO less fussy then jQuery code. I say that because components are standalone, so you won't mix logic for that piece.
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