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const Dog = {
  woof () { return `Woof! I am ${this.name}!` }
}

const Yoko  = Object.assign(Object.create(Dog), { name: 'Yoko' })
const Yoshi = Object.assign(Object.create(Dog), { name: 'Yoshi' })

Yoko.woof()  // Returns 'Woof! I am Yoko!'
Yoshi.woof() // Returns 'Woof! I am Yoshi!'

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$ rake tmp:clear

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import React from 'react';
import { imagePath } from 'rwr-view-helpers';
import { facebookIcon } from 'constants/icon-urls';

export default ({ alt }) => (
  <img alt={alt} src={imagePath(facebookIcon)} />
);

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//=require rwr_view_helpers`

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$ gem 'rwr-view_helpers'

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$ npm install --save rwr-view-helpers

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Table of Contents

1. How does it work?
2. How to install it?
3. How to use it?
4. Contributing
5. Future updates

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Painless Rails & React integration using React-Webpack-Rails.

Here at Netguru we love working with both Rails & React and lately we find ourselves using putting those in our stack more & more, but often we found it hard to integrate them in easy and elegant manner, that’s why we came up with RWR which solved them immediately. In following article I will show you how we use it at our company and how easy it is for you to star integrating it in your own projects.

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Table of Contents

1. What is React_Webpack_Rails:
   • How does it work?
   • How does it help us?

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let foo = { n: 1 };
let bar = foo;

foo.x = foo = {n: 2};

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add(2, 5); // 7
add(2)(5); // 7