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Rails also provides us with a Webpacker bundler that’s fully adapted to manage JavaScript-like applications within Rails.
You can also find the source code for this tutorial here. Good studies!
As prerequisites, you need to have an environment set up with Ruby (and Rails), Node.js, and Yarn.
Webpacker is one of the most widely used static module bundlers for JavaScript applications. Because of that, it’s the perfect match to incorporate the React capabilities into an existing application.
As prerequisites, you need to have an environment set up with Ruby (and Rails), Node.js, and Yarn.
React has become the titan of the front-end Pangea. If you work with Ruby on Rails, chances are that you once needed to switch the default Rails pages to React code (or any other front framework). Perhaps, you simply love Rails + React features and would love to integrate the power of both techs into a single app.
Ant Design for ready-to-use React components