Rick Wong

Thanks for the input so far guys. It really helps in finding the best way to build this part of Transmit. I'm currently working on [fetch-rest](https://github.com/RickWong/fetch-rest) and looking into Facebook's...

It's really a lack of API design. I know. You guys have any suggestions to make it better?

I was under the impression that https://github.com/RickWong/react-transmit/commit/af89ba6b050d9a2479cf0bcad810ed3bf27d2f87 fixed the duplicate calls.

I've been wanting to add support for [Stre](https://github.com/caolan/highland)[ams](https://github.com/schnittstabil/stream-from-promise) and maybe [Observables](https://github.com/zenparsing/es-observable). I have a very strong feeling that the former is especially suitable for isomorphic applications and Flux applications in...

@gilesbradshaw That sounds really interesting. Can you point me to the issue you're talking about?

Thanks! You've brought up a good point. I haven't looked into how Relay and GraphQL do it officially, but this React issue touches the subject: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/3398 Sideways data loading (as...

@miracle2k You're right. We shouldn't wait for React observe() as it's currently being reconsidered. Checkout issue #25 where I posted a small update.

@NoChapter I cannot reproduce this problem. For me A gets dataA and B gets dataB. Please provide a full example.

Transmit provides a Higher-Order Component (HOC) for React apps to compose and resolve data with Promises. By using Promises it can resolve all the data (even the ones deeper in...

How are you testing regular React components right now? Transmit containers are simply React components that either render nothing, or render the wrapped component with additional transmitted `props`. If you...