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So, SPA's can store data locally? That alone seems like a big step forward.<br />
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Please explain &quot;transpiled&quot; and what language you are taking about...
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So, SPA's can store data locally? That alone seems like a big step forward.

Please explain "transpiled" and what language you are taking about...

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Wow! Transpiled is an awesome concept. I am hopefully about to start a very big project (if I get the job), and at the interview I want to push the benefit of automation. This is a great idea.<br />
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Thanks!
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Wow! Transpiled is an awesome concept. I am hopefully about to start a very big project (if I get the job), and at the interview I want to push the benefit of automation. This is a great idea.

Thanks!

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I am interested in seeing a few examples that could get me to look at it more seriously. <br />
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Thanks
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I am interested in seeing a few examples that could get me to look at it more seriously. 

Thanks

Some high points and examples of what's great about Facebook React?

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React

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JScript

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JavaScript

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jQuery

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AJAX

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