Add NODE_ENV variable to server build & Switch to react-transform-hmr #109
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Should we have a common setting for non-hot-reload? I think this node setting is duplicated in client and server. Maybe this is just fine as is.
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client.rails.config inherits too much client stuff from client.base.config, so I'd keep it as is for readability sake until there will be more commons.
| LGTM -- go ahead and merge if you think it's ready. |
alex35mil added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 5, 2015
Add NODE_ENV variable to server build & Switch to react-transform-hmr
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NODE_ENVvariable to server buildreact-transform-hmr/cc: @justin808