Pretty simple question. I have a very basic React/Redux/Node login system. If I convert it into a mobile application by using Ionic, will the Redux functionality still work? Or are they incompatible?
It is totally possible to use both, I can't see why it would be limited to be honest.
By searching on Google, you can find already lots of resources about this
Ionic React and Redux
Adding Redux to an Ionic application
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Here I'm just start learning react native(latest version). I almost cover all the basic in react-native, Now I want to use Google Authentication in my app without firebase. I read almost every documents which is present on google but still not able to find how to do this or may be I'm not able to get these documents correctly.
Here Is anyone who guide me how to Google Authentication in React Native in simple way?
i am not an expert react native developer but i have some experience doing React.js. I faced the same problem and the solution below helped me :
https://dev.to/suyashvash/google-authsignin-in-react-native-without-firebase-43n
Give it a try it may help :)
I have been playing with wordpress lately and I managed to deploy a simple page via a web hosting company (whc) with a domain name and everything. I love working with React and I am looking to understand how it would work in order to use WordPress with React. I played a bit with the ReactPress plugin and went through some ressources online but I am still unsuccesfull. From my understanding they are two main ways to do such a thing and I think I am mixing them up. I was wondering if there is a clear way to do so. Any info will be very welcome
There's a React framework for WordPress. You may check that.
https://frontity.org/ have a look
We have huge enterprise application written in angularjs.
Now we have to migrate to angular, so we have ruled out an option of hybrid approach angular suggests using "ngUpgrade".
So now we are creating a new application in angular, which means we have 2 applications "angularjs(old)" and angular(new).
So to switch between these two applications can be done without refresh using angular-spa.
I was trying to find if there is another framework, where navigating between two apps happens without refreshing(without refreshing entire page by navigating to new html).
Possible solution:
Use a new Angular application as a wrapper, then just use iframe to show the application you want depends on the context - old or new. The issue you might face is changing the iframe, but I guess you can use postMessage to communicate between the apps.
A bit more sophisticated:
Use Angular Elements to create your hybrid app.
I really recommend you to watch Erin talks from the last Angular connect about how Google made the migration from js to Angular.
I've recently tried the micro-frontend architecture described here:
https://www.martinfowler.com/articles/micro-frontends.html
Each app on different code repository, runtime build and quite easy to implement. Take a look :)
I recently started playing around with preact and am intrigued by the ease of use and the performance. I have also been eyeing react's new context api (preact has a library preact-context to operate the same way).
Are there any examples or applications someone can share/reference using preact that leverage combining socket.io and preact-context?
I am specifically looking to compare the "preact+preact-context" way as opposed to the "react+redux+router+thunk+saga+..." way especially as it relates to a SPA desktop-style application
The SPA application I am looking to build will be an MDI (multiple document interface) so not a content serving app where the state can all be held in redux. We are finding also that doing things the "Redux" way is adding a lot of overhead and complexity to our code, so I am trying to see if there is a better method.
What I am hoping to understand from some provided examples:
What would a SPA-type application look like without redux using context api? (I guess this is the same for react & preact)
What are the pros and cons of doing a SPA using context api?
Can socket.io be used in a context api provider in some way?
I know what angular.js is and I even had a question about it #Why use AngularJs in frontend if Laravel is already used as backend?.
but recently I started to read about React.js and from its site (its the V in the MVC) which is exactly what am after "handling the view and nothing else".
for me, I think Angular.js as an MVC framework was made to be used with something that is built with JavaScript from start to end like Node.js
and it seems like an overkill when used with something like Larval, where I simply need something to handle the frontend and nothing else + Angular have 2 main drawbacks
with the latest news about a new version that won't have back compatibility with the current version makes me even feared to start learning it just to find that more or less every project out there is using the old version which mostly is true.
angular renders the whole dom if anything got changed which again is an issue for big projects.
so based on the above, plz note that I want to learn/use JS solely to enhance the user experience not to build another Gmail or Facebook and so my question is,
could React.js be used with Laravel to handle the view and do everything Angular was going to give, or I have to use Angular liked or not?
could React.js be used with Laravel to handle the view and do everything Angular was going to give?
No
React is just for views. React components are stateful components with some really clever rendering stuff happening behind the scenes. To build a fully functional front-end app, you'd need to tie in some other code (or write it yourself).
React works well with Facebook's Flux architecture. I would suggest looking into that to learn how to manage the state of your react components.
What's key to understand here is that Flux and React are not parts of a large front-end framework. React is a library and Flux (as provided by Facebook) only provides a Dispatcher. The rest is up to you to implement. There are some pre-existing implementations you can look at if you need some help to get started.
What I like about flux is that it allows me implement things the way that fits my application best. React takes care of the heavy DOM lifting and is very easy to learn. Compared to Angular, I don't have to learn arbitrary conventions and gigantic APIs of a huge framework.