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Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator

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Re: Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator

#32

Post by chrisan »

makeee wrote: post #6
ghengeveld wrote: post #4

That's awesome, well done. Really nice that it exports to codesandbox as well so you don't even need to download anything. Would love to see support for TypeScript as well.

Thank you. I figured people would want to be able to quickly check out the code and play around with it rather than wait for npm install :)

Definitely nice to be quick and easy to jump into, but I really love typescript for longevity of a project

Re: Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator

#33

Post by makeee »

bbx wrote: post #31

Great work, and great name! Surprised, but glad to see Bulma as the main UI option. Thanks for using it ;-)

Thanks for making such as awesome CSS Framework! Planning to keep growing the library of pre-built section built on Bulma, so hopefully it can become a great resource for the Bulma community (at least those that use React).

Re: Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator

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Post by somesortofsystm »

makeee wrote: post #29
somesortofsystm wrote: post #26

I don't like this much. I'm using React as a UI engine for IoT devices, where the interchange is defined with protocol buffers. Yes, just protocol buffers .. which generate templates for React to slurp up and render. Doing this the "Web-first" way, means I have to sign up to produce code? This is where I object. Please people, push things into the smaller end of the stack! Its the natural order of things...

Not sure I'm following you.. also it doesn't have signup. You can use the entire app and export a codebase without signing up.

Ah, well I missed that in my hatred for React things, but okay, fair point. Sorry for bloviating.

Re: Show HN: Divjoy – React Codebase and UI Generator

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Post by makeee »

pcurve wrote: post #34

I really thought this was a facetious jab at the modern web dev landscape until I started clicking around.

Maybe a little of both haha? I mean it is ridiculous how many services you need to bring together for a basic web app. On the other hand, I like that the React ecosystem is composed of a lot of services that each do one thing really well. So not sure a big monolithic framework is the answer. So this was kind of my attempt at a solution.
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