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Open-Source JSON Form Builder to Create Dynamic Forms Right in Your App. With SurveyJS form UI libraries, you can build and style forms in a fully-integrated drag & drop form builder, render them in your JS app, and store form submission data in any backend, inc. PHP, ASP.NET Core, and Node.js.
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The web's most popular Jamstack front-end template (boilerplate) for building web applications with React
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Another tool worth adding to the list when it comes to setting up a react project is react-boilerplate. On its landing page, react-boilerplate provides this description:
Support for modern JavaScript features like async/await, rest/spread, dynamic imports right out of the box which make the developer's life easier.
Support for modern JavaScript features like async/await, rest/spread, dynamic imports right out of the box which make the developer's life easier.
Support for modern JavaScript features like async/await, rest/spread, dynamic imports right out of the box which make the developer's life easier.
The latest version of npm can be installed and the several versions installed on your system can be managed by using nvm.
The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.
The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.
The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.
The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.
git clone -o react-starter-kit -b master --single-branch https://github.com/kriasoft/react-starter-kit.git MyApp
Even though vite supports an exhaustive set of feature list, the main problem that Vite set out to solve was the issue that most bundling tools (think webpack, parcel) face at scale: Whenever the code base grows to a decent size, the bundler takes up several minutes to spin up a local instance of a dev server. Also, with respect to updating code and getting a live preview, even with the optimizations like Hot module replacement (HMR) in place, it still takes several seconds for a code change to reflect onto the UI in case a critical file is modified. Vite solves these problems by:
Vite is a relatively new candidate in the frontend framework tooling space that is created/maintained by Evan You of Vue.JS fame. Vite is a universal solution that can be used to bootstrap projects from several tech stacks using templates, which at the present, support Vue, React, Preact, etc.:
While the development server does not bundle code, the production scripts still build a bundle using Rollup which is highly optimized.
The main difference between other tools on this list and react-boilerplate is that, post setup, we get a highly opinionated, yet highly feature-rich development setup with feature support for react-router for routing, redux for state management, redux-saga for enhancing redux, reselect for optimization, immer for immutability and styled components for fast-tracking development. Even the project structure is highly opinionated with separation between containers (connected to redux store) and components that are pure components.
Even though vite supports an exhaustive set of feature list, the main problem that Vite set out to solve was the issue that most bundling tools (think webpack, parcel) face at scale: Whenever the code base grows to a decent size, the bundler takes up several minutes to spin up a local instance of a dev server. Also, with respect to updating code and getting a live preview, even with the optimizations like Hot module replacement (HMR) in place, it still takes several seconds for a code change to reflect onto the UI in case a critical file is modified. Vite solves these problems by:
Create react app is a decent way to bootstrap a generic SPA with client-side rendering, but if the requirement is a little fancier like server-side rendering, or static-site generation, then the best way to get started is using create-next-app. It is a simple CLI tool to get started with Next.js projects.
Support for GraphQL through Apollo
Classifying the entire code base into library code and source code and by pre-building the library code using esbuild