ArnoBuschmann

Take your time, no hurries :)

There are already routers aiming for isomorphic routing such as React Router or Monorouter for example. This project shows, how isomorphic rendering can get implemented nicely with react-router: https://github.com/irvinebroque/isomorphic-hot-loader This...

@arqex Yes, I guess when we are speaking about client-server-state-synchronisation, it is already about the fine tuned details and it's not needed too often anyway. Not sure if you had...

Hi arqex, no matter if Omniscient or Morearty, both share the same binding concepts of curors. Cursors, originating from immutable.js, are like pointers into a nested data structure. So let's...

Oh and just watch the video on this blog post to see transit.js in action (aside of the interesting contents of that post): http://blog.circleci.com/local-state-global-concerns/

Haha sure, take your time. I just sent you all these information as I'm (almost) sure, they fit to your project in one or another way and that you'll find...

@arqex interesting read! :) Another advantage I see in immutability is, that it provides a precise way to get a snapshot at any given time, so if being recorded, it...

@arqex Before you start to create a new router, we can publish a book about how it should look like ;) Here are my thoughts... In general I would try...

@arqex Before I will answer more detailed later on, for now a short shot on the cursor discussion. I just stumbled over this project: https://github.com/Yomguithereal/baobab Although it is not using...

@arqex Yes, indeed the router has to stay independend/agnostic from the type of stores being used, good point. Your feature list looks promising and I don't have to add something...