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copal2015-12-06 23:59:18
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copal, 2015-12-06 23:59:18

Which isomorphic router to choose for ReactJS?

They advised me a "miracle isomorphic router" and while I was studying react all my free week, I spent three days on it. Today, when I fully understood what an isomorphic application is and completed the environment setup and also found out other nuances, it turned out that this router has simply unacceptable bugs. If you quickly switch, especially at the time of loading an already open page, then there is so much going on that you don’t want to talk about it, but forget this router forever.
But I also heard that react-router also has terrible bugs with GET requests, though I don’t know which ones.
Therefore, I would like to ask those who make not just applications on react "look all, I write applications on react itself", but make applications loaded and tested by real people, in which everything is known about bugs at once. Are there working and not bugged routers for client and server with history api support for beautiful links mod?

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Nikita Gushchin, 2015-12-07
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For me, react-router is the best solution. There are no problems with get requests, because it does not process get requests)
All libraries are new, this niche is only developing, so there are no "time-tested" solutions now.
copal : I just poked like a psycho - everything works. If you only load the page and immediately click - a situation may arise that the router has not yet turned on and then the link will work as a simple link - a new page will be loaded from the server.

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