I searched a lot but found no solution as i need server side pagination.Currently im using jquery datatables with react on client side but since now records have increased upto 3k. So now the requirement would oviously be a server side pagination. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated for any 3rd party library to implement this or can that be done with a custom component only.
Thanks
I know its too late to answer this question, but i hope it might help others you can use table-boy npm package for server side sorting pagination and fetching.No jquery!
https://www.npmjs.com/package/table-boy
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I have built an application using React and .Net Web API. I'm pretty new at all this and without any previous knowledge on meta tags, I am now stuck on trying to implement a Facebook Share Button using dynamic meta tags.
I tried using react-helmet and react-snapshot but Facebook ignores the dynamic tags, and only accepts the url of the page. Now I've heard that it's possibly doable to replace the meta tags using the server side, but I'm not so sure I know how to do that in .Net.
I'm also aware of the option of using a framework such as Next.js, however, being so short on time, I was wondering if there exists a solution that doesn't include migrating.
Is there a way of making this work with the technology I am already using?
If anyone has had this problem before and is willing to help, or just knows the solution, I'd highly appreciate it! Thank you!
Sorry if this is already been asked and covered in another question.
We are looking forward to implement multi-part document upload (including drag and drop feature) in react web application using plupload library. Planning to reuse existing document service for upload.
I could not find any NPM package of Plupload which i can integrate with my react application.
Do we need to consider wrapper to integrate Plupload.
Also, please suggest, if we should consider any other library, incase plupload does not support it?
Kindly suggest. Thank you in advance.
UPDATE -
We are using Drag zone for UI integration
May need to see, how we can implement chunking logic while hitting document service.
a. We are thinking can we use FileReader from Mozilla developers.
b. May need to see, if we can use any wrapper for service integration.
Thanks, please suggest if you have any suggestion.
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You can use this library to use the functionalities of Pulpload in react
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-plupload
In an article I read that
React uses server-side rendering.
But in another articles I came across this:
Client-Side-Rendering is a relatively new approach to rendering
websites, and it didn't really become popular until JavaScript
libraries started incorporating it into their style of development.
Some notable examples are Vue.js and React.js
Now Which statement is correct?
When I use create-react-app and run npm start, it seems to me that React uses the Client-Side-Rendering. isn't it?
It’s client side. But React, like some other client side libraries, can be used on the server to prerender it with node, usually for SEO.
Out of the box it renders on the client side.
But, if you have a requirement to render pages on a server, you can achieve this with:
Next.js or
Hypernova or any other tool (there is a bunch of them nowadays!)
Note, that SSR will require a bit more experience than a regular React app.
The main goal of this approach is to allow search engine robots crawl information form web pages(SEO).
create-react-app uses client side rendering by default. There are some tools like next js and gatsby js which pre-render pages on the server side. You can also do Server Side Rendering from scratch.
A few years on from the last answer, it is now quite difficult to implement a client-only React app - serving it on Node is trivial and absolutely what it expects, trying to use it as a client library with other server-side support is more of a challenge and documentation about how to do this is patchy and much of it out of date.
What is the most reliable way/approach to build React/Relay/GraphQL SEO friendly application with server side rendering ?
Some time ago I wrote isomorphic-relay and isomorphic-relay-router to solve exactly that problem. And I still support and update them, as they are still very actual. Personally I use these libraries in my projects, and other people also use them in production.
I would checkout Next.js together with relay-nextjs package.
Next.js solves SSR,the relay-nextjs package as a glue for Relay.
Also, I recommend check on this medium.com article
I am looking to make a web app where each person can add to a list and as soon as someone adds something, everyone elses browser shows the new addition.
I believe this is called 3-way data binding (I'm new to Ang). From what I can see, this can be achieved with Firebase. Is there some form of open source solution I can use that would do the same thing and is beginner friendly. I know the hacker plan on Firebase gives me 50 connections but I'm going to need more than that.
I've had a look at Deployd and Loopback.. But I'm not sure whether this would do what I want it to do.
Any help would be appreciated.
Many thanks.
Node backend option:
I haven't tried this yet myself, but Meteor offers 3 way binding and the documentation looks good:
http://angular-meteor.com/tutorials/angular1/3-way-data-binding
As long as you're using node for the backend, I imagine that you could include the Meteor library even if you're not building a full "Meteor app."
Django backend option:
Described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24868721/706768