philmander

Think I've figured this out now.

Thanks for letting me know. Was a specific thing in Firefox not working? I noticed double clicking to zoom was not working. I've fixed this now.

This is a periodic table of elements that allows interaction a bit like Google Maps or similar. Zooming in enlarges the table and reveals more information.

I originally wrote it as an entry for this year's 10K Apart contest (https://a-k-apart.com/gallery/Zoomable-Periodic-Table). I've now added some new features and refined it a bit.

I think it is

You could have cut out your first 9 paragraphs and got straight to the point.

3 weeks ago I discovered the silver bullet for getting up in the morning. Something I've always struggled with.

I became a father!

Require from stack overflow?

require('how do I prepend spaces to a string')

Thanks for the comprehensive reply. I think this answers my original question well. But in my follow up, I was basically asking if, from the perspective of the view, it makes much of a difference if it's communicating with a Backbone model or a Redux store.

P.S.I actually recently watched your Redux videos. Very nice!

Taking Redux, for example; doesn't a Redux store's getState, dispatch and subscribe methods roughly map to a Backbone model's get, set and on methods respectively? Isn't the immutabability of data in a redux store an implementation detail of the store? How does this impact the React views?

It's clear why using React in your Backbone views is beneficial, but I'd be genuinely interested to know what tangible benefit moving the models (and, thus, entirely from Backbone I guess) to flux/redux etc brings you, besides just keeping up with the latest conventions.

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