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Ultra uses Wouter, a fully-fledged, lightweight, and Hooks-based routing solution for React. It also comes with a server-side integration.
Ultra is a great way to work with Deno and React, and its recently released version 1.0 includes many new features and improvements like ESbuild removal, integration with Markdown, and introduces create-ultra-app. However, it still has bugs, so monitor the GitHub repo for updates.
Let’s also add some CSS to the project. Ultra still doesn't have its own native CSS Modules, so we have to use traditional CSS in the style.css file under the src directory. Now, let's start with creating several components under src/components. Let's create two components, starting with the List.jsx component, displaying a Pokemon list.
Deno Deploy is a distributed serverless execution system that allows you to run JavaScript and TypeScript. It comes with V8 runtime and minimal latency and, like Cloudflare Workers, enables you to run code on edge. Ultra supports the official Deno Deploy GitHub action, which will allow you to serve static files on Deno Deploy.
You can find the complete code for the above example through this GitHub repo. Also, check out the live application through this link.
Deno Deploy is a distributed serverless execution system that allows you to run JavaScript and TypeScript. It comes with V8 runtime and minimal latency and, like Cloudflare Workers, enables you to run code on edge. Ultra supports the official Deno Deploy GitHub action, which will allow you to serve static files on Deno Deploy.
In this article, you’ll learn about a new React framework called Ultra, which uses Deno and React and focuses on using web streams and native features within the browser.
Notice that we use the useSWR hook from swr API to fetch data from the Pokemon REST API.
Ultra is a great way to work with Deno and React, and its recently released version 1.0 includes many new features and improvements like ESbuild removal, integration with Markdown, and introduces create-ultra-app. However, it still has bugs, so monitor the GitHub repo for updates.
Aleph.js is a full-stack framework in Deno, used as an alternative to Next.js. Aleph.js offers features like ES module imports, file-system routing, SSR & SSG, and HMR with a fast refresh.