Audience Questions
Yeticss
@import 'yeticss'
it's like require for css
it's standard css import, but with webpack it packages it into one minified css file
html5 routes
when you instantiate your route you can add
pushState:false
:this.router = new Router({pushState: false})
routing client or server side?
the server always serves the same html, it's all client-side routing.
web server
you can use any server, just have to set up a range of urls to reply with the same index file
ES6 function properties
var obj = {
render: function () {},
render () {}
}
both are the sameBabel names the functions
Case sensitivity
you have to do it yourself (tolowercase)
putting jsx into a separate file
you can do it, but Henrik strongly recommends against it