Is react in meteor mature enough to be easily used in production projects? 
It depends on how much of the bells and whistles you want to use. You could just import the raw react runtime and manually render to a div. This is very stable. On the other side of the spectrum, full serverside rendering is still very experimental and should not be used in production.
I have two apps in production with react and they’re using the React preview but are getting their data from a Blaze template higher up. This is mainly for legacy reasons but it’s still more safe currently.
The getMeteorData seems to be stable and I can’t find anything wrong with it so I wouldn’t mind using it in prod, even though it’s still in a preview state.
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Thank you for clearing the air on this. I was seriously considering converting one of my production apps that requires a lot of re-rendering to React, but I don’t think it is worth it now as Blaze keeps getting better and better and is integrating a lot of the good parts of angular and react.
Can you elaborate on this? 
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