Re: Server rendering react using cherrypy...

Hi Tim,

React is a very nice way to handle the front-end. What I gain from it, hmmm 
good question.
thanks for that inside. 

I do not understand what you mean by 'I've used react on its own'?
React version 0.15 can be used as a js-library within cherrypy, So far as I 
understand, React 16.2 needs npm to work. 
How did you use react and which version?


On Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 12:46:26 AM UTC+1, Tim Roberts wrote:
>
> matt Gerwen van wrote: 
> > Hi Tim, 
> > 
> > I also like to combine react 16.2 (native) with cherrypy. I'm not so 
> > good programmer, eventhough I like to learn and do some programming.  
> > The examples of python-react are for Flask, not for Cherrypy. How did 
> > you go and did you solve this issue. Flask has it's own 
> > 'render-machine'. I like to hear from you, how you did go with it. 
>
> It's always interesting when a thread from a year ago pops back to life. 
>
> I have never done it.  I've used CherryPy on its own, I've used CherryPy 
> with FastCGI behind Apache, and I've used React on its own.  Franky, I 
> don't see the point of combining them.  CherryPy already has the socket 
> processing needed to run a web server.  What is React going to buy you 
> in this case? 
>
> -- 
> Tim Roberts, [email protected] <javascript:> 
> Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. 
>
>

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