Building applications with React.js provides unique opportunities to optimize both frontend and backend code with “Universal JavaScript”, sometimes referred to as Isomorphic JavaScript. Combining Node.js and React.js, it is possible to render on the server and subsequently render changes entirely on the client. In this webinar Tim Oxley of NodeSource explores best practices for Universal JavaScript. Not all code needs to be Universal. He explores where it makes sense to follow the universal pattern and which code should be deployment specific. TOPICS COVERED: - Why React.js is dominating frontend development - Universal JavaScript best practices with Node.js and React.js - Optimizing Universal JavaScript Applications with React.js on N|Solid
