alexgrigoryan

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Benefits of Server Side Render Over Client Side Render(medium.com)
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Building React Components That Are Usable for Multi Orgs(medium.com)
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How to reuse 400+ components within a large org(medium.com)
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Thanks for the support! I'm glad you like it! :D
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Using Electrode to Improve React Server Side Render Performance by Up to 70%(medium.com)
6 points by alexgrigoryan 10y ago|1 comments
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Hello! Best forum, I think right now it's github. We haven't spread out to anything like discourse or slack (for an external forum). Maybe we should! For example apps, we have: https://github.com/docs-code-examples
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Yup! People have their preferences! We are working on it this month. Until then, please check out Electrode Modules, they are independent of Hapi or Electrode Core: http://www.electrode.io/docs/stand_alone_modules.html
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Thank you for the question. I think that WalmartLabs is investing in OneOps and investing into marketing it to developers. I know our OneOps folks have been at the OpenStack conferences recently and are doing their best to engage with the c
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Happy to receive feedback, do you have suggestions on what we should call it?
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Your contact information is in your HN profile, I'll have our recruiters ping you with the opportunities we have available @WalmartLabs.
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
The Application Platform team (folks who created Electrode) is mostly based in the Sunnyvale office.
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Electrode is just the front end platform. We also have OneOps for our app server lifecycle management. Test Armada for automation. I don't know of anything lower in the stack that was open sourced than what I mentioned. The stuff we di
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Because of our focus on server side render, we deliver the browser HTML - you should be good to go with SEO :). Walmart.com uses it and we care deeply about SEO!
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Your question is completely fine to ask, but I unfortunately don't know the answer, sorry. On a side note, just fun info, I know that Walmart.ca will be moving to electrode eventually, we don't have a date on the roadmap yet. We&#
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback about the documentation. We will work on improving it, especially around archetype. Exogen, hope we can use what you wrote :D
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Great question, we definitely took a hard look on if we should transform our tech stack or not (and decided to do it) - to really answer this question though, you would need to understand our previous stack, what was holding us back, and wh
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Internally, we do have a set of blessed libraries to keep the site and teams unified. To ensure we don't go stale, we usually have a team or so experimenting with something that we can bring into "Electrode Core". Externally,
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
The switch of creating this platform, changing the walmart.com tech stack, and open sourcing it is less than a year :). Has been a wild ride!
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
I hope you like it! I personally think that the above the fold content, server side caching, and redux-router-engine will make a positive impact on the server side rendering react community. We saw HUGE gains in performance using these. We
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
My blog post that talks more about the release: https://medium.com/walmartlabs/introducing-electrode-an-open...
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
That is correct, but please take a look at my other comment that explains where we are going with the hard tie to Hapi.
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Yup, we are big fans of Hapi.js and that's what we use internally for walmart.com, but one of our goals in October is to disconnect the tieing of Electrode and Hapi.js - that way you can use whatever web framework you want with Electro
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Hope you find the docs useful. We try to walk through building an app together. We are working on breaking down everything inside our app for people who are starting off can get a jumping start, but than read through everything that's
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Alex from the Electrode team here. By default, Electrode uses Server Side Render, which means that the rendering happens on the nodejs server and delivers the browser HTML (so we are in good shape for SEO). That capability is one of the key
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
Please note a lot of our focus on performance is around server side rendering (universal js/ isomorphic js). I'm trying to write a blog post around our performance improvements on a per module basis (it takes time to get good data
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by alexgrigoryan 10y ago
We've been using the name Electrode internally (In @WalmartLabs as we have been transforming the stack to this platform) for the past year, and we have a cute logo! We discussed switching the name with "Electron" picking up s