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/** @jsx React.DOM */

// NOTE: This file is formatted for React.js + Browserify
// You might need to make some changes to use it without Browserify

var MousetrapMixin,

    Mousetrap = require('br-mousetrap');

MousetrapMixin = {

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var p1, p2, tp1;

// p1 is original promise
p1 = new Promise(function(resolve, reject){
  setTimeout(function(){
    console.log('+ resolve to hello');
    resolve("hello");
  }, 1000)
});

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import React from 'react';
import FormWithLayout from 'react-form-with-layout';
import {formInputsSerialize} from 'form-input-serialize';

const Form = (props) => {
    const layout = (builder) => {
        const {layout, section} = builder;
        const col = (type, ...children) => builder.col(`col-${type}`, ...children);

        return layout(

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https://courses.reacttraining.com/courses/advanced-react-free

1. Imperative vs. Declarative, "extending" React
   Making use of react lifecycle to make declarative API (from imperative lib). non-dom, nothing-to-render component. e.g. <Sound />, <Tone />, <D3 />

   • nice: declarative > imperative.
   • maybe? component tree with non-DOM component. e.g. sound(LifeCycleComponent, {isPlaying, pitch, frequency})

2. Implicit State with Compound Components and cloneElement
   Making use of React.Children.map to inject props to children,