Eclipse vs. angular.js

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Ionic + Parse.com – Leverage Your Javascript Skills To Build Full Stack Mobile Applications

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A really nice token input library for ReactJS

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o.extend – ES5 compatible Object.extend() for browser and node

I have published it after realisation that no one extends objects properly with regards to ES5 properties, you can get it via npm here http://ift.tt/1nMlNII

A truly modular frontend framework, like React but more modular yet also with more features

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A fast, simple, and flexible static site generator based on BroccoliJS

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Eloquent JavaScript, 2nd edition (finished)

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dhtmlxVault is updated to v2.3.

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ReactJS: How to do authentication?

Hey there!

So, I’m trying to have a look and understand ReactJS and the Flux architecture and it’s quite okay right now. But, since I’m a learning by doing and looking at examples kind of guy and there is nothing that could help me for my current issue… well.

So, how would I go about requiring login to show specific components using React? One thing that could work is using react-render-component and issuing the NotFound handler when there is no user token, but this isn’t the perfect solution since it shows NotFound for a valid URL. I would very much prefer rendering of a login component or showing an error message instead.

Is there any example for this that I might’ve missed or could you please point me in the right direction?

How to add CSS3 animations to my WordPress Blog in less than 10 minutes?

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