I would like to start creating an application that will use Java on the backend and frontend react and redux. I tried to find a tutorial where it would be described how to start a project that will use these technologies (spring boot, redux 4 and react). Unfortunately, I did not find any such tutorial. Could you please help me and give me some tips how to get started? Thank you.
you can use Jhipster to create a project and add an appropriate dependency
take look at this resource :
Jhipster
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I am trying to integrate form.io code in my react project.
how can I add angular code in the ReactJS application and which dependencies should I install?
You are asking about Micro Front-Ends. It requires a complicated answer. I advice you to start with this article https://medium.embengineering.com/micro-front-end-and-web-components-ce6ae87c3b7f or https://dev.to/dabit3/building-micro-frontends-with-react-vue-and-single-spa-52op Their you can find an examples with architecture
Am new to reactjs trying to integrate postgres with reactjs. Is there any way to integrate postgraphile with reactjs.
If so, please help me with a code or tutorial link.
Here are a collection of app examples using PostGraphile, some of these involve React:
https://github.com/graphile/postgraphile/wiki/App-Examples
Also check out https://github.com/graphile/examples and https://github.com/graphile/bootstrap-react-apollo
While there's already an accepted answer here, it missed stating something obvious: the way you "integrate reactjs and postgraphile" is by using a GraphQL client library (eg. Apollo, Relay, Lokka, etc.) in your React application to access the API that postgraphile creates.
I am generating Front-end of my hyperledger-composer business network in angular4 by using the following command
yo hyperledger-composer:angular
Provided on their official website, in developer tutorial. But what I want is to generate a ReactJS front-end.
Any help/suggestion would be of great help!
If you want to create a React application using the yeoman app, you should either build a generator yourself or wait till somebody else does.
My existing project I have :
Frontend Framework - PHP Codeigniter and PHP Laravel
Backend Framework - JAVA Springboot
I'm trying to change Frontend Framework to ReactJS. I want to know what is the most popular backend framework to use with ReactJS and Why? Please explain. Should I change Backend Framework from Springboot to other one such as ExpressJS?. How about the performance?.
Thank in advanced.
I personally prefer NodeJS + ExpressJS because this framework are js based and widely support by community.
I can only answer you from personal Experience.
1. NodeJS + ExpressJS
This combination is the most basic version of a backend for React but very effective. For most of you application this should be enough. You can achieve everything you want with this. The performance is great.
2. Strapi Highly Recommended
Strapi (Official Page) is a great framework as backend. Most of the typical functions you want for a backend are already implemented or can be easily added. Performance is also great.
3. Meteor Recommended
Meteor (Official Page) is an all around package. Many Plugins and a active community. Excellent for beginner and great for experienced user. Easy to setup and it also manage you database for you if you want. Performance is ok
I need to create a new project using reactJS and lumen 5.5 and i was installed lumen 5.5 and reactJS. but then i was stuck, so i have some questions:
where is the position of the reactJS folders should be?
how i can add a react component in the home page with data-source from lumen api?
how we can integrate between them?
what the content of package.json should be?
i will appreciate any clear answer, because i was spent alot of time to make an integration between them without any results.
Lumen isn't intended to have views, it's primarily intended to be a lightweight API framework. If you want views and a front end, you should use Laravel. Which also comes with a react preset to get you started right away. Laravel also has API routes built in that you can use for your API. The good news is that your code from Lumen should be fairly easy to transfer over to a Laravel project.