sahatyalkabov

I had originally started working on Hapi generator (there are still some leftover files in the Git repo), but decided against it after running a quick Node.js Framework survey among my Twitter followers. Given the amount of effort it would take to add a second Node.js framework and the low demand for it, it was simply not worth it.

Requests per second were going through the roof during initial announcement due to a lot of images, css, and javascript being served by the main Node.js app. Assets are now served from CDN, albeit hardcoded, but that I can fix later.

I don't see any layout rendering issues on iPhone 6s Plus/iOS 9.3.2/Safari Mobile. If you could open a GitHub issue and include a screenshot, that would be great.

It was originally there, but was later removed to keep things simple, specifically with rendering the initial React layout.

I will consider adding it in the near future. It was originally on the roadmap, but don't have any experience with either Relay or GraphQL. In any case, I will open an issue on GitHub for this and do some research later.

Looking forward to Angular 2 myself! I have actually started with swig template engine until seeing NO LONGER MAINTAINED notice on their GitHub page. Many have recommended to use Mozilla's Nunjucks instead.

Thanks! You should see the updated checkbox if refresh the page.

Thanks for the feedback! Agreed, it makes sense to refactor those routes into its own Auth controller. I will open a GitHub issue. However, some of the code is intentionally written that way to keep things stupid simple and easy to understand for developers of all skill levels, which you would normally encapsulate into a service in your own app.

The server-side JavaScript hype is real and it is awesome! React option comes with Redux, React Router and with server-side rendering enabled. I have also gone through all the obstacles of setting up authentication with server-side rendering. If the code doesn't make sense, I will try to create a small diagram of the user auth flow.

Thank you! It is still work in progress. It will be improved upon in the next several days.

Last time I have used AngularJS was in 2014, so that's why the project structure looks a bit dated. I am open to suggestions on how to improve it, or even simplify it further.