React filter documentation has landed!

While filters can do one-for-one transformations, they can also do much more. The react filter will, for example, do the following:

• Support three different syntaxes for HTML, one based on JSX, one involving direct calls to React.createElement, and finally one based on Wunderbar

• Unifying all of the mechanisms to initialize, reference, and update state with assignments and references to instance variables.

• Automatically bind all event handlers.

• Eliminate the need to create event handlers for controlled components.

In addition to the documentation, a downloadable version of the demos is provided, enabling you to be up and running in seconds!