Some very simple Hello World examples and two Todo applications written using Facebook React.
Created for my Swenug React + Flux talk
##helloworld.html Create a h1 using React.createElement directly from React.Render MIT Licensed. Written by Kristofer Palmvik.
##helloworld2.html Create a component using React.createClass and rendering it instead. Adding a style class to show how props are used to specify className. MIT Licensed. Written by Kristofer Palmvik.
##helloworld3.html Create a component using React.createClass with a props called greetingName that is used to generate the 'Hello' greeting. Also includes a foo prop that is specified as mandatory but intentionally not passed, demonstrating the validation warning shown in the console when using React.JS debug. MIT Licensed. Written by Kristofer Palmvik.
##helloworld4.html Create a component using React.createClass with a props called greetingName that is used to generate the 'Hello' greeting. Contains state variables for count and color, which is changed when the text is clicked. MIT Licensed. Written by Kristofer Palmvik.
##todo/ React Todo example from todomvc.
##flux-todomvc/ React + Flux TodoMVC Example from flux-todomvc