This project demonstrates how potentially legacy code, e.g. a Backbone/jQuery app can be integrated with React by using Redux. The React/Redux app can be built using modern build tools and the latest standards allowing the legacy code to migrated slowly and carefully. Please see How to graft React on to legacy code for a more detailed description. You will need to understand the Ducks++ pattern for this project to make sense: Ducks++.
Simply open index.html to see a working example of two switches: one is implemented using Backbone, and the other is implemented in React; however both are synced through the backbone model and the Redux store.
If you wish to experiment with the React code (located in the src/react-module directory), you will need node and npm. You install the dependencies by running npm install and to build the assets: npm run build.