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# React Server docs | ||
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Welcome to the React Server docs! React Server assumes a separate back end | ||
server to serve a JSON api that it can call to get its data, and is a | ||
bring-your-own Flux implementation stack. At Redfin, we use | ||
[Spring MVC](http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/spring-framework-reference/html/mvc.html) | ||
and [Reflux](https://github.com/reflux/refluxjs), respectively, but it shouldn't | ||
matter what technology you chose for either. Choosing a tech stack is out of | ||
scope for our documentation, but come swing by our gitter if you'd like to talk | ||
about it. | ||
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If you still aren't convinced on React Server, check out our | ||
[Why React Server](/why-react-server.md) doc, which explains why you might want | ||
to use React Server, and the [Design Doc](/design.md), which explains why we | ||
built React Server and some of the decisions we made along the way. | ||
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To get started working with a new React Server project, you'll probably want to | ||
check out the [Writing pages guide](/writing-pages.md) first, which details how | ||
to create a new web page in a React Server app. You'll also want to check out | ||
the [Page API](/page-api.md), and you may want to also check out | ||
[Writing Middleware](/writing-middleware.md), which explains how to write code | ||
that runs for every route. | ||
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To dig deeper into understanding React Server, you may want to learn about | ||
[how logging works](/logging.md), [client transitions](/client-transitions.md), | ||
and [understanding rendering](/understanding-rendering.md). |