Bonnes Pratiques Web & Cloud

What you’ll learn

Create cutting-edge full stack applications while enhancing your developer experience using the JAMstack
Implement a comprehensive e-commerce architecture with real-time inventory, favorites, reviews, and subscriptions
Streamline performance, security, and accessibility plus programmatically create pages with our static site generator Gatsby
Easily manage content and automatically serve it through an API to drastically simplify backend development with our headless CMS Strapi
Serve customers with a completely custom cart and checkout system powered by Stripe, allowing users to save payment methods and access order history
Integrate a JWT authentication workflow with sign up/login, forgot/reset password, and social media integration
Adopt modern React best practices by using functional components, React Hooks, and the React Context API
Leverage the power of GraphQL with native support from both Strapi and Gatsby to seamlessly interact with backend data
Deploy our project from development to a live production application on AWS and Netlify
Breathe life into your applications by adding animations with react-spring & react-lottie
Extend your reach and enhance performance with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and powerful, automatic Image Optimization
Access components from a vast component library, apply a powerful JSS styling solution, consolidate common styles in a theme, and layouts based on screen size with responsive design – all using Material-UI

Requirements

Basic JavaScript Knowledge
Basic React Knowledge (components, props, state)

There are so many ways we can build Next.js apps and ship them for production. One way is to build the Next app with NodeJS or Java and another way is to build the Next and serve that static content with NGINX web server. With Java we have to deal with the server code as well, for example, you need to load the index.html page with java.

In this post, we will see the details and implementation with Java. We will go through step by step with an example.

Introduction
Prerequisites
Example Project
How To Build and Develop The Project
How To Build For Production
Summary
Conclusion

Piral est une bibliothèque JavaScript permettant de créer des applications microfrontales modulaires basées sur React.

React, PHP, Jenkins, GraphQL, and Confluence are some of the popular tools that Facebook uses. Learn more about the Language, Utilities, DevOps, and Business Tools in Facebook's Tech Stack.

JHipster is a development platform to quickly generate, develop, and deploy modern web applications + microservice architectures.

Pluggable components to add a trello-like kanban board to your application - rcdexta/react-trello

Everything you need to build a great landing page / marketing website for your startup. Great SEO metrics, Green WebVitals, � Performance, Clean & Pragmatic Codebase out of the box.
� Features

⚡ Next.js - React framework for static rendering
� Best SEO setup - Meta Tags, JSON-LD and Open Graph Tags
✅ Optimized for Web Vitals
� Blog with MDX
� Mailchimp Integration - for newsletters
� Sendgrid Integration - for sending emails
� Dark mode - and customizable themes!
� No UI library - just styled components, so you don't have to learn any new syntax
� One click deployment - with Vercel or any other serverless deployment environment
� Eslint - with Next.js's recommended settings and imports sorting rule
� Prettier

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Instead of using techniques like virtual DOM diffing, Svelte writes code that surgically updates the DOM when the state of your app changes.