as I'm new to developing Sharepoint online using ReactJS, I have been trying to look ways to use react components in Sharepoint online as the same as normal ReactJS websites. I mean, If I want to create another component that makes it easy to maintain instead of writing the whole logics, codes... inside just one file. So If there's anyone experienced in Sharepoint online with React please give me an example ^^ Thank you!
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I am quite new to NextJS and I were developing apps using React and Django before. So please correct me if I am miss understanding some points. I have some questions about NextJS, however I searched a lot but couldn't find my clear answers and they confused me.
1- Is NextJS really suitable for backend? I searched about this; there are two answers (yes it is full-stack/No, better to use other backend specific frameworks)
2- Doesn't using MUI/ChakraUI breaks the NextJS concept? because when the site is based on MUI every component is a client component right? So, what ever I am going to show the user is a client component that it becomes something like pure react.
I have been going through many repositories but could not find anything to start with.
Currently in need of a javascript based ReactJS spectrogram/fft generator using computer microphone.
Will share a link for the spectrogram down below but using typescript.
https://github.com/calebj0seph/spectro
Will share a link for the fft down below.
https://arachnoid.com/SigGen/index.html
Any help getting this done in ReactJS javascript would be much appreciated.
I am trying build a web scraping app using Reactjs.
I used nightmare.js in normal JS and I did get the desired output. But when I tried adding in a button and creating functions it did not work well.
I now thought of going straight with ReactJS because that is what I want to end up doing eventually.
Can someone give a tiny example code of using nightmare.js or Casper.js inside ReactJS in the jsx format or any TIPS or Pointers. I know this may sound silly or simple, appreciate any help. I basically want it to kick in when I run node server.js. I can later add in buttons , css , etc .
React tends to be used for more presentational purposes i.e. displaying the data you have scraped and not the actual scraping.
If you are going to use javascript for scraping I would suggest using your node backend to do this (assuming you are using node).
Create a route that your React app can call and let your backend code do the work. Take a look at this tutorial, it's a couple of years old but should point you in the right direction.
https://scotch.io/tutorials/scraping-the-web-with-node-js
I am very new to Rally.
I want to create a custom application using node.js toolkit.
In this application I want to retrieve iteration details like StartDate and EndDate and display them in HTML.
I was unable to find step-by-step guide to do this.
I was able to good example at https://github.com/RallyTools/rally-node/wiki/User-Guide, however I don't understand how to make custom application out of it(to use within Dashboard as custom HTML).
Please suggest how to achieve this or if this is not the right approach please suggest alternative to do this.
Thanks.
The node toolkit is great for writing integrations that live outside of Agile Central.
If you'd like to display something within a Custom HTML panel on a dashboard or custom page in Agile Central you'll need to write an app using the App SDK.
so I started on the a similar journey really and came across the
RallyCommunity/GettingStarted Guides..
Published on GH by David Thomas
This really helped me push through the learning curve and once you start pulling out the debugger it gets clearer and clearer especially if you tie that back to the https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/doc/webservice/ documentation..
I'd also recommend hanging around the AC SDK & Sencha ExtJS 4 docs..
Feel free to pull this apart and have a look at a simple data store example
To push the output into HTML there are various ways to do this using fly if needed or direct into the xtype's HTML property...
I recently found out about Firebase and it looks like something i wanted for my project. I'm trying to make a real-time html dashboard for ordering, yet i'm very much beginner at javascript so i was hoping someone could help me out.
I'm trying to make real-time dashboard that is blank, and updates div container when specific table in database in updated.This is somewhat what i'm aiming for.
I'm thinking it would work something like:
If database != null then create/show that container. Done button would just delete selected table in database.
But i don't know how to implement that using javascript. Any help/tutorial would be great, i searched a lot and didn't quite find what i needed.
Thanks in advance!
They answer you're looking for is beyond the scope of a single question. There are a number of great resources out there for learning how to set up your first web app using Firebase.
Take a look at their quickstart guide:
Firebase Quickstart Guide
Firebase also offers a number of examples:
Firebase's Examples
In addition, there are also a number of frameworks such as Angular.js, which add another layer of technology to learn, but provide useful features such as routing and data binding. I'd recommend Scotch.io's guide for creating an angular.js/firebase web app:
Scotch.io's Angular and Firebase Tutorial