In this example every store reflects the state of the app given a URL, this way is easy to render server-side, plus it's the recommended way.

Note: All changes are lost when refreshing the page, there is no persistence.

$ npm install  # requires Node.js to be installed on the system
$ npm run bundle  # builds ./src/bundle.js

$ pip install python-react-v8
$ python build.py  # creates ./index.html

$ npm run start_static  # start dev server and serve ./index.html

Open http://localhost:3000/ in a web-browser.

• Flux
• Flux: Actions and the Dispatcher
• ServerRendering (react-router 2.4)