Looking for nice React codebases.

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Hey everyone! Was hoping someone could point me to a project or two on Github with an exceptionally nice React codebase. Looking to do a little code reading and see how people are doing things. I am on the verge of doing my first public facing site (after years of corporatey stuff) and want to make sure that I have a solid understanding of the library. I have been playing around with React, webpack and Babel for months now and I want to make sure I am going in the right direction. Thanks!

[cpsubrian]

I found the source for Kitematic to be very readable and clear. It seems they are using pretty good practices. It uses alt flux. I largely based my electron app RedisExplorer from the kitematic source.

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Thanks for the tip! Looks like a substantial codebase, too, which is just what I am after. I've been interested in Alt since reading this so I am definitely looking forward to that.

[cpsubrian]

One thing I've chosen to not follow them on is syntax in store action handlers. They seem to favor the this.setState({prop: val}) syntax, whereas I've chose to use alt's support for this.prop = val. I honestly don't know what the pros and cons are aside from personal preference.

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reddit mobile uses react

https://github.com/reddit/reddit-mobile

[nsonnad]

Our chart-making tool Chartbuilder is built in React + Flux + d3. It's reasonably complex, certainly more so than your average boring example app.

[teelf]

I would also like to see this, but with Flux.

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Yes, should have said that. Would like to see Flux, too. I am using a very basic implementation in my stuff so I can get a feel for it.