Add a preact example.

[arunoda]

Added an example using preact-compat.
Here's the live version: https://hello-world-nrqihmdggp.now.sh/

[rauchg]

.git not needed here

[arunoda]

I just copied this from the hello-world example. May be we need to change this for all examples. Shall we do it with another PR?

[rauchg]

Yes

[lukeed]

Oh man, I was waiting to open this same PR 😉

[rauchg]

Thanks @lukeed ;)

[alexnm]

@arunoda, @rauchg
I just stumbled upon this and wanted to give it a try but it's throwing an error when navigating to /about

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property '_pendingForceUpdate' of undefined
    at setPendingForceUpdate (index.js?0d84949:20)
    at traverseRenderedChildren (index.js?0d84949:6)
    at deepForceUpdate (index.js?0d84949:40)
    at AppContainer.componentWillReceiveProps (AppContainer.dev.js?0d84949:45)
    at callMethod (preact-compat.js?0c5b0f7:458)
    at AppContainer.componentWillReceiveProps (preact-compat.js?0c5b0f7:469)
    at setComponentProps (preact.js?9f0705e:276)
    at renderComponent (preact.js?9f0705e:310)
    at rerender (preact.js?9f0705e:72)

I wanted to test if this is actually loading preact instead of react and I was able to use React.createClass in one of the pages.

I haven't used preact before, maybe i'm missing something?

[developit]

What libary is providing that deepForceUpdate() method?

[rauchg]

One by @gaearon IIRC

[developit]

Ahh perhaps React Hot Loader.

[craigsssmith]

I'm having a little difficulty using Preact with my next.js app.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property createElement of #<Object> which has only a getter

I think the problem is related to React Hot Loader, with the error being thrown here: https://github.com/gaearon/react-hot-loader/blob/next/src/patch.dev.js#L166

Have you come across this before?

[developit]

hmm - perhaps enable loose mode for the es2015 preset? It seems like this is tripping over frozen es2015 module exports.

[craigsssmith]

That's exactly what I thought at first, but it doesn't make any difference. Apologies, I should have mentioned that I'd tried that already. :-)