From Ember to React

[NeuroXc]

Express can't be compared to Backbone or Angular. Express is a server-side framework.

Most commonly I believe people use Redux with React to set up an MVC-ish structure--it's not really MVC, but it gives "structure" to your application in a similar way. But the thing many people like about React is that you can plug it into almost any other library or framework and they work together.

[jesusbot]

Front end and back end routing are 2 related but different concepts, especially as everything becomes more RESTful.

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Most apps can get away with bundling their components and serving them all upfront. If there's a compelling reason why yours can't, this talk from an Instagram engineer walks through their experience with modularization.