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Who's using it and where? #437

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oyeanuj opened this issue May 1, 2017 · 7 comments
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Who's using it and where? #437

oyeanuj opened this issue May 1, 2017 · 7 comments

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@oyeanuj
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oyeanuj commented May 1, 2017

Hey folks, inspired from some of the repos, I was curious to see if there is any interest in having this sticky issue to see who all are using react-universally. This can also be added to the Readme if @ctrlplusb feels good about it.

I see it as being useful (and inspires confidence in) to both newcomers and authors alike, to know this information. So for folks who are using (or planning to use) this excellent starter kit -

  1. Where and in what situations?
  2. What modifications did you need to make to run with this?

PS. @ctrlplusb Feel free to close this issue if doesn't feel helpful.

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AInoob commented May 1, 2017

Where: My own blog -> ainoob.com

What did I changed?

  1. I need to pass data from database, so I use props.data and window.DATA to store data.
  2. Also I am looking for ways for the App to get router props. For , I can use component={(routeProps) => (<a {...routeProps} />)}, but for the main App, I have not found a way yet.
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birkir commented May 1, 2017

We (ueno.) have a modified version, which we currently use to start all of our universal projects.

You can see some of our clients at https://ueno.co - most (if not all) are built with react, some of them use the starter.

@ctrlplusb
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This is awesome, thanks for opening this @oyeanuj

I'm more than happy to link this off via the readme/docs.

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@sergiokopplin
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sergiokopplin commented Jun 16, 2017

I'm using in projects for Seek.

oyeanuj added a commit to oyeanuj/react-universally that referenced this issue Oct 1, 2017
strues pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 3, 2017
* Update Webpack version

* Update Webpack version

* Fix acronym

* Fix markdown formatting.

* Update that redux branch does not have Flow

* Add 'Who is using it' section in the README

As per @ctrlplusb’s comment here:
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oyeanuj added a commit to oyeanuj/react-universally that referenced this issue Oct 6, 2017
* Update Webpack version

* Update Webpack version

* Fix acronym

* Fix markdown formatting.

* Update that redux branch does not have Flow

* Add 'Who is using it' section in the README

As per @ctrlplusb’s comment here:
ctrlplusb#437 (comment)
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strues pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 11, 2017
* Minor readme updates (#501)

* Update Webpack version

* Update Webpack version

* Fix acronym

* Fix markdown formatting.

* Update that redux branch does not have Flow

* Add 'Who is using it' section in the README

As per @ctrlplusb’s comment here:
#437 (comment)
98854669

* Server logging enhancements (#508)

* Improving logging experience + consolidating to single log function

* Adding pretty-error for more readable node error stack

* Fix eslint error

* Logging requests received

* Re-commit logging requests received

* Replacing colors with chalk
ctrlplusb pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 16, 2017
* Minor readme updates (#501)

* Update Webpack version

* Update Webpack version

* Fix acronym

* Fix markdown formatting.

* Update that redux branch does not have Flow

* Add 'Who is using it' section in the README

As per @ctrlplusb’s comment here:
#437 (comment)
98854669

* Server logging enhancements (#508)

* Improving logging experience + consolidating to single log function

* Adding pretty-error for more readable node error stack

* Fix eslint error

* Logging requests received

* Re-commit logging requests received

* Replacing colors with chalk
joseirrazabal pushed a commit to joseirrazabal/react-universally-apollo that referenced this issue Oct 31, 2017
* Update Webpack version

* Update Webpack version

* Fix acronym

* Fix markdown formatting.

* Update that redux branch does not have Flow

* Add 'Who is using it' section in the README

As per @ctrlplusb’s comment here:
ctrlplusb/react-universally#437 (comment)
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@CamilaSolis
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I am using it to rebuild my page since it did not have SEO, the problem is that I can not use scss, I do not understand how to install it, can you help me?

@sergiokopplin
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Hey @CamilaSolis, you can try the postcss branch that has scss inside. Any help you need, sens us a message

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gavmck commented Apr 24, 2018

We're using React universally as the boilerplate on all our project work at the moment.
Most exciting for me is that we have just rewritten our company site with it: Etch

Other projects we have running on React universally are: a sustainability auditing tool; a sustainability audit forecasting tool; and a small site to remind you to Make Better Software

Fave stack at the moment is the Sass build with Apollo GraphQL client.

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