r/javascript • u/endpointben • Aug 11 '15

Netflix.com Adopts Universal JavaScript, Drops Java From Rendering Pipeline

http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/08/netflix-universal-javascript
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u/thenumber24 Aug 11 '15

Wappalyzer plugin said that it detected React on Netflix last night, so I'm not surprised they're making the switch

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u/fooey Aug 11 '15

From what I understand, they're moving all their UI to React for everything they have: web, mobile, roku, consoles, tv's, etc.

They're really going to be giving React-Native a work out, I hope they push all the stuff they're doing back out to the public.

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u/oculus42 Aug 12 '15

If you look at the source of their UI, you will stop wanting them to push it back out to the public.

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u/ImAPyromaniac Aug 13 '15

React injects a lot of that stuff, if you get react developer tools, you can see the code they wrote.