ReactJS.NET 1.4 - Support for ASP.NET 5

I'm happy to announce the release of ReactJS.NET 1.4! This release adds support for the beta version of ASP.NET 5, better handling of server-side console.log calls, and the V8 JavaScript engine is now included as standard (the MSIE engine is still available for use, though).

Full list of changes:

• #47 and #94 — Support for ASP.NET 5. You must be using Visual Studio 2015 CTP6 and ASP.NET 5 Beta 3. Documentation will be added to the site shortly.
• #86 — console calls such as console.log during server-side rendering will automatically be propagated to the client-side. This can greatly assist in debugging server-side rendering. Nicer debugging tools will come in the future!
• #96 — Bundle V8 support by default, stop relying on MSIE engine as much.
• #97 — Upgrade to JSPool 0.2. This improves the handling of JavaScript engines by recycling them after a number of uses, which ensures memory usage doesn't keep growing over time.
• #89 — Fixed "Object doesn't support property or method 'defineProperty'" with MSIE engine when using Flow types.
• #69 — Support for OWIN. Thanks to Marcin Drobik.
• #70 — JsxTransformer exceptions now include whole inner exception. Thanks to Marcin Drobik.
• #84 — Fixed missing strong name on System.Web.Optimization.React and React.MSBuild.
• #67 — ReactJS.NET website now has a fancy logo. Thanks Rick Beerendonk!

Have fun, and as always, please feel free to send feedback or bug reports on GitHub.

— Daniel