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headingwest 10/18/2024 |
This one would be great |
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MikeT 10/22/2024 |
I disagree but will probably be in the minority. If you want to do a react app, you need a JSON backend, that you can do with PHPr, but keep the frontend js (bloat, I might add;-)) separate and as a separate repository / development environment. I can see the integration of something like htmx in phpr, but not something like react. htmx is a bit like jQuery on steroids for frontend enhancements with minimal effort and without the bloat. Just my 2 cents. |
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fhumanes author 10/24/2024 |
Thanks @MikeT, for your opinion. Almost all mobile application developers are developing with the SPA solution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/single-page_application I think it would be very positive for evolution to be in that sense. I am aware that the change is large and therefore, it cannot be in the short term, but at this time, many important companies are using this technology for desktop and mobile applications. Greetings, |
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MikeT 10/25/2024 |
Yes I'm aware of that, but I think it was an error;-), and it's not suited for the "philosophy" of phpr to integrate such a complex other framework. Just my opinion. I urge everyone to take a look on hypertext libraries of the last several years (htmx, unploy, data-star etc etc). You 90% there with these libraries, it let's you create reactive UIs without the cruft. |
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fhumanes author 10/26/2024 |
Thanks @MikeT |