Give React a try with Meteor and your head will explode.
Suddenly everything works out of the box, you get nice ES6 syntax out of the box, files structure is flexible out of the box - notice a trend?
Meteor and React is hands down the best way to use React in my honest opinion. Meteor 1.3 will come out very soon and will have full NPM and module support, after that I think Meteor will take the web by storm and become the defacto way to build modern webapps. None of this webpack silliness.
Does Meteor scale to hundreds of concurrent users yet? I've used it multiple times in the past and have always hit performance barriers even at tens of users, and have found it make scaling your infrastructure nigh on impossible.
Yes it does, easily. And scaling is even easier when you use React because you 'subscribe' to data when the component is 'mounted' and when the component is destroyed you remove that subscription.
And this all happens for you automatically. No lie, React makes Meteor scale by virtue of how it forces you to architect your data usage.
Suddenly everything works out of the box, you get nice ES6 syntax out of the box, files structure is flexible out of the box - notice a trend?
Meteor and React is hands down the best way to use React in my honest opinion. Meteor 1.3 will come out very soon and will have full NPM and module support, after that I think Meteor will take the web by storm and become the defacto way to build modern webapps. None of this webpack silliness.