Classical Hijaxing works well
As we open the class, one member is conspicuous by its absence—mixins: [React.addons.LinkedStateMixin]. This member was featured heavily in our previous chapter where we had two-way data binding between form fields, for which we specified the HTML field/JSX component's value and this complementary implementation where the form is not controlled (value not being specified). Here, form elements are queried in the old-fashioned way as they are needed. While ReactJS strongly believes that one-way data binding should be the norm, two-way data binding can be legitimate, preferably in a small and quarantined area. This chapter and the previous ones are intended to provide working examples of two slightly different approaches ...
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