Marcos Iglesias

Britecharts was created from the point of view of just using it as a JavaScript-agnostic library. That worked really well with our Backbone.js builds. We just use a render and initialize all the stuff there.

Now moving into React, we have the necessity of actually moving Britecharts into React land. That's something we're gonna start working on. That is a wrapper of our Britecharts in order to be used with React. And we are really excited about that.

We are in the middle of a change of the stack on the front end. So we used Backbone.js with Marionette. Then we also created our own implementation of a Flux kind of flow. We call it eb-flux. We have worked with Marionette for a long time. Then at some point we start evolving and end up having a kind of Redux.js-style architecture, but with Marionette.

But then maybe one and a half years ago, we started moving into React and that's why we created the Eventbrite design system. It's a really nice project that probably could be open sourced. It's a library of components for our React components.

With the help of that library, we are building our new stack with React and sometimes Redux when it's necessary.