Why you should add React to your Rails application now!
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React is a javascript library for building user interfaces which has many great features going for it. It also happens to be easy to introduce in small increments, particularly when compared to other javascript frameworks, and plays well with Rails. Find out how you can start modernizing the javascript in your Rails application today, without major refactoring.
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