Part 3. Isomorphic architecture
Now that you’ve seen how isomorphic architecture works and what foundational skills are needed to build a React application, it’s time to dive into the nitty-gritty of isomorphic apps. This part covers a wide range of topics while focusing on getting you ready to build a production-ready isomorphic application. It takes the concepts introduced in chapter 2 and examines each piece of the flow in detail. It also covers several advanced topics, including testing, real-world app challenges, user sessions, and caching.
The first two chapters in this section cover isomorphic architecture basics. In chapter 7, you’ll learn to use Express and how to use React and React Router on the server to enable server-rendered app ...
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