A fork from the source of: Learning Some React with Proper Meteor Integration (Routing, SSR) https://kadira.io/blog/meteor/meteor-ssr-support-using-flow-router-and-react

Plus:

• Use Livescript to remove the JSX hell
• Use _ as helper of React.createElement and makes null optional. It could be used directly in Livescript: _div props, children or _ \div, props, children. Or in Javascript: _div(props,children) or _('div',props,children). Inspired from: redbadger/react-isomorphic#5
• Now we have the full power of a functional scripting language and jade-like templates truly unified.

We could write .jsx

  getContent() {
    return <div>
      <a href={FlowRouter.path('/')}>Back</a>
      <h3>{this.data.post.title}</h3>
      <p>{this.data.post.content}</p>
    </div>;
  },

as .ls:

  getContent: ->
    _div do # the following is an array of children
      * _a href: FlowRouter.path('/'), \Back
        _h3 this.data.post.title
        _p this.data.post.content

It's a personal choice to use other short variable names like $ or dom_.

The above approach is a time saver that helps faster flow in quick prototyping. However since React promotes component reusability, considering cross-team code readability, such time-saving syntax might not be everyone's cup of tea.

P.S.: Original tag-name functions like div, a could be directly used by importing them all to global namespace by: @ <<< React.DOM as mentioned here: http://red-badger.com/blog/2014/05/27/using-livescript-with-react/ . Just we need to fill in null for elements without props. But having hundreds of global functions like a, br, div etc... might be a bad idea.