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Isomorphic Web Applications teaches you to buildproduction-quality web apps using isomorphic architecture. Designedfor working developers, this book offers examples in relevantframeworks like React, Redux, Angular, Ember, and webpack.

About the Technology

Build secure web apps that perform beautifully with high, low,or no bandwidth. Isomorphic web apps employ a pattern that exploitsthe full stack, storing data locally and minimizing server hits.They render flawlessly, maximize SEO, and offer opportunities toshare code and libraries between client and server.

About the Book

Isomorphic Web Applications teaches you to buildproduction-quality web apps using isomorphic architecture. Youlllearn to create and render views for both server and browser,optimize local storage, streamline server interactions, and handledata serialization. Designed for working developers, this bookoffers examples in relevant frameworks like React, Redux, Angular,Ember, and webpack. Youll also explore unique debugging andtesting techniques and master specific SEO skills.

Whats inside

  • Controlling browser and server user sessions

  • Combining server-rendered and SPA architectures

  • Building best-practice React applications

  • Debugging and testing

  • About the Reader

    To benefit from this book, readers need to know JavaScript,HTML5, and a framework of their choice, including React andAngular.

    About the Author

    Elyse Kolker Gordon runs the growth engineering team at Strava.Previously, she was director of web engineering at Vevo, where sheregularly solved challenges with isomorphic apps.

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    Development editor: Helen StergiusReview editor: Aleksandar DragosavljeviTechnical development editor: Doug WarrenProject manager: Kevin SullivanCopyeditor: Sharon WilkeyProofreader: Corbin CollinsTechnical proofreader: Devang PaliwalTypesetter and cover designer: Marija TudorIllustrator: Chuck Larson

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    Dedication

    To my mom, my first editor

    And to Norma Lee Williams and Richard Allen Kolker, who each encouraged me to be creative, think critically, and walk through the world with compassion

    Brief Table of Contents
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    Preface

    In college, after a horrible holiday experience working for a major clothing retailer, I swore Id find a better summer job. Having been a camp counselor as a teenager, I found myself working at a tech camp. There I taught kids of all ages to make video games, build websites, and write code. It was rewarding to see how the kids entered a week of camp with little technical knowledge and left with a working project to show off.

    Ever since, Ive been passionate about teaching, mentoring, and sharing knowledge. I was lucky in my early career to work for a company that encouraged these skills. As an engineering leader, I now have the opportunity to mentor many software engineers.

    Despite this desire to teach and share, I never set out to write a book. It seems, however, that writing blog posts and speaking at conferences naturally lead to other opportunities. Several months after speaking at Strange Loop, I was approached by Manning to see if Id write a book on isomorphic app development. Here was a chance to take everything Id learned as a maker of web apps and share it with others. This was the perfect opportunity to teach a much wider audience.

    At Vevo, when we first started building an isomorphic app, I thought it was overly complex. But as we continued and I could see the long-term benefits, I became convinced of the value that isomorphic architecture adds for apps. This book explains that value and demystifies the complexity of building an isomorphic app. It distills what Ive learned over the past few years about both real-world React apps and real-world isomorphic development. Wherever possible, Ive related the concepts to situations youll run into when building production apps.

    I hope this book expands your thinking and gives you a new architecture tool. It took me some time to think isomorphically. Once I did, I improved both my architecture skills and my understanding of the entire web stack. By sharing this knowledge with you, I hope youll be able to grow in these areas as well.

    Acknowledgments

    I knew that this book would involve a significant amount of work, but I couldnt fully appreciate what writing a book on top of working full-time would mean. Several people made it possible for me to successfully undertake this endeavor. Id like to take this time to thank them.

    First and most important, I thank you Max, my husband, for your continuous support, especially during the most stressful moments (sometimes even reminding me to eat and sleep). Your willingness to sacrifice so I could work on this project means the world to me. And I love that you acted as a technical consultant too! I also thank the rest of my family for putting up with my limited availability and distractedness throughout the process.

    This book never would have made it without my developmental editor, Helen Stergius. Im grateful for her ongoing positivity and dedication to making the manuscript the best it could be. And her patience and understanding during this process made it easier to believe I could and would finish the book.

    In addition, thanks to everyone else at Manning who worked on this book. Ive learned so much from this process. Two people stand out: Brian Sawyer, for giving me the opportunity to write this book, and Doug Warren, technical development editor, whose thoroughness and attention to detail made the book better for the reader.

    Thanks also go to the reviewers who took time to read the manuscript at various stages and provide helpful feedback: Adil Mezghouti, Bojan Djurkovic, Casey Childers, Christian Nunciato, Evan Wallace, James Anaipakos, Madhav Ayyagari, Michael Jensen, Pearl Latteier, Peter Perlepes, Rahul Sharma, and Stephen Byrne.

    I also couldnt have done this without the support of all my awesome colleagues at Vevo. Everyone has been extremely supportive! I especially want to thank Alex Nunes and Scott Dale for supporting me throughout this project.

    Im lucky to have a community of friends and mentors who supported me in writing this book. Id like to acknowledge Jeff Carnegie for introducing me to isomorphic development and for always believing in me. Additionally, Id like to thank Jun Heider and David Hassoun, who showed me what it means to be part of a developer community. Id also like to thank Yomi Fashoro, Ryan Kahn, Arthur Klepchukov, Grant Schofield, and Natalie Serebryakova.

    About this book

    The main purpose of the book is to teach you to think in a way that will make you successful when working with isomorphic architecture. Given Reacts presence in the web community and the support React provides for server-side rendering, its the logical choice for teaching how to build an isomorphic app.

    The book starts by explaining what isomorphic apps are and why youd want to build one. Then it shows a complete example from a 10,000-foot view. Next, it moves into several chapters on the core technologies used in a React app, followed by chapters on how to implement isomorphic code and related advanced topics including testing, managing environments, and performance.

    Who should read this book

    This book is aimed at web developers with professional experience. Its not for beginners. If youre looking to expand your architectural tool set and better understand ways to build web apps, this is a good book for you. It can also help you decide whether you should build an isomorphic app for a particular project.

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