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Haraka is a highly scalable node.js email server with a modular plugin architecture. Haraka can serve thousands of concurrent connections and deliver thousands of messages per second. Haraka and plugins are written in asynchronous JS and are very fast. Haraka has very good spam protection (see plugins) and works well as a filtering MTA. It also works well as a MSA running on port 587 with auth and dkim_sign plugins enabled. Haraka makes no attempt to be a mail store (like Exchange or Postfix/Exim/Qmail), a LDA, nor an IMAP server (like Dovecot or Courier). Haraka is typically used with such systems. ...

...Therefore the pre-bundled version of react no longer has an addons version, if you need addons still, there is the 2.3.1+ version of the gem that still has addons. React-Rails supports plenty of file extensions such as: .js, .jsx.js, .js.jsx, .es6.js, .coffee, etcetera! Sometimes this will cause a stumble when searching for filenames. The require.context inserted into packs/application.js is used to load components. The component name tells react-rails where to load the component.

...To make things easy for you, the config.example.js has been initialized to use the remote Snowflake Hapi Server which is running on Redhat OpenShift. Code is written to JS Standard and validated with Eslint. Navigation is handled with React Native Router Flux. Multiple scenes support login, register, and reset password. Once successfully logged in, there are 3 more scenes, logout, subview, and profile. The icons used throughout the app are from React Native Vector Icons, namely using FontAwesome. Form building is extremely easy and consistent by using Tcomb Form Library by using domain models and writing less code.

See https://github.com/sitefusion SiteFusion is a server-based development environment. Applications are written in PHP and work through a thin XUL client. SiteFusion applications look and behave like native system applications but run on a server generating JavaScript commands.