Is there a way to use Onsen-UI as a UI front end, or just regular HTML5, with React Native?
I know React Native was meant to be used alongside React.js, but there's two reasons why I'd like to use a different front end framework like Onsen or Ionic. The first being the fact that I don't want to learn a new framework right now, I don't have the time. And second, I have existing Cordova based apps built with Onsen which I'd like to move over onto React Native.
Thanks in advance.
Onsen UI provides React components. Some of them are very similar to the React Native components.
Here are the docs for the Onsen UI React components: https://onsen.io/v2/docs/react/navigator.html
Onsen UI is a web library for Cordova. so it can't be used to render into Native components. Of course, you can use Onsen UI with React inside a WebView in a native app.
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I have an angular app that I need to use as a source of the components for my new app that will be mostly using pure HTML. I need to get the HTML and CSS from the Angular app.
The problem is, that the app uses custom components such as <mat-icon> that are not standard HTML tags. I assume, that under the hood they eventually consist of simple HTML elements but I can't figure it out. Is there any method to convert an Angular website to plain HTML & CSS? I know that the dynamic content can't be extracted, but I mean only the view. Maybe there is a Chrome extension to do that? I do have access to the app source code, so it can be also some npm module.
hi I'm completely new to the MERN stack and am completely comfortable with html and CSS. however when I look at MERN tutorials online I see no html. is there a way I can still write up my websites I want to create using html and CSS then dealing with back end using MERN?
The "R" in MERN stands for React, which means writing JavaScript (or TypeScript) using the React ecosystem, usually including JSX (which is an XML/HTML-like syntax for representing UI) React is what you'd use instead of writing HTML and vanilla JS or jQuery. Anything you can do with React, you can do with plain HTML, CSS, and JS, though it might take a lot more work. If you use Mongo, Express, and Node, without React, that would work perfectly fine, but it wouldn't be the MERN stack.
Yes, you can use your normal HTML CSS & JAVASCRIPT for the frontend.
But before that lets understand what is MERN.
MERN --> stands from MongoDB , Express , React , Node js
Let's breakdown more:-
Mongo DB --> This is a database
Express --> This is a package to make our server (just like http package)
React --> This is a frontend framework for creating React apps.
Node js-->This is the environment for running your javascript code (Basically your javascript code runs on a browser environment but when you deploy your javascript codes on the server for making the backend there is no browser that's why we use node to provide a javascript environment to run the javascript files )
Collectively we make a whole website using all these.
But as you said can we use HTML , Yes you can use HTML to make your frontend only but you can't use HTML to program your backend because it's not possible.
In MERN you can replace "R" With (HTML , CSS , JAVASCRIPT) But MEN will be going to remain the same because these are used only to make your backend.
And combining it all We call FullStack web development.
I hope you will get it all. :)
I am new to NativeScript and have knowledge of Angular. I am trying to insert a map to my mobile app with Openlayers. In Angular, in other words HTML, we can create a div and let openlayer draw the map on it. However, I can't find any equivalent to div in NativeScript, or XML. How should I overcome this?
Unlike Cordova / PhoneGap, NativeScript does not run within WebView. It has a JavaScript runtime which allows you to reuse your web skills not web components. Anything that depends on Browser / HTML Dom can't be used within NativeScript as the UI is purely native here.
If you still want to use Openlayers, you should host a WebView in your application and load your HTML / JavaScript there which can manipulate the map for you. You may also use nativescript-webview-interface to communicate with your NativeScript runtime from your web app running within the WebView.
currently i don't have any idea about web component related
my ultimate aim is i want to use google material component in react js project ?
here is google material web component available
https://github.com/material-components/material-components-web
how to use the web component in react js ?
Thanks
J.Jayaprakash.
You can start with a boilerplate: https://github.com/takanabe/react-redux-material_ui-boilerplate
It use https://material-ui.com/
I recommand to refer to https://github.com/petehunt/react-howto instead before coding.
I am new to Vaadin.
I have created template for my web application in HTML and JS.
How to use the developed template with Vaadin as am not sure if I will be able to develop same template using Vaadin only?
It may be possible to re-use some of the layout of the template using the CustomLayout layout component in Vaadin.
You can also render the contents of a template into a Label component, and display the label in the application. See http://demo.vaadin.com/sampler#LabelRich for a small demo.
Generally, though, the idea of templates and "pages" is orthogonal to developing applications in Vaadin.