I am new in meteor.js. I want to build a project using meteor.js and vue.js. but I can't find the proper way to manage files in meteor.js. So can anyone help me to find demo project or video link?
There are some scaffolding projects already on this.
This is a very nice and maintained set of packages for Meteor+Vue.
https://github.com/meteor-vue/vue-meteor
I recommend you starting with an already scaffolding example, so you can see how is it used Meteor Collections, Meteor Publications/Subscriptions, and Vuex (not necessarily for a small app, but as soon as you start to worry about a centralised App State manager, it is very helpful).
https://github.com/Akryum/meteor-vue2-example
I am experimenting with this nowadays, if you need any more help ping! Wishing some native integration of MeteorJS and VueJS soon.
cheers.
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Is it possible to change/convert a plain react app into next app?
I have a project created with create react app but things have changed and now I want to switch the project into next app
maybe there's a possible way to do that? or should i start over from scratch to build my next app project?
I've been trying to research on how to migrate the project, but didn't found the solutions.
It's difficult to answer this question without seeing the actual project and dependencies you use, but here's a few considerations:
You'll need to convert your current routing solution to the one Next.js uses. Their routing is determined by the file system structure, rather than in code (like react-router). For more information, see their docs: https://nextjs.org/docs/routing/introduction
Ensure all your components and dependencies can render on the server, this may require moving behaviour that uses browser APIs into useEffect hooks (like window or document properties).
Move your hosting and building to something that supports Next.js configurations. There are a few including Vercel, Netlify & AWS.
Also check out their own migration guides that cover how to convert configurations to Next.js: https://nextjs.org/docs/migrating/incremental-adoption
In short, it really depends on what you're currently using and will require manual conversion your code. I hope this was still helpful.
I have deleted a react project but have it’s built version on a server. Is there a way to reverse the build process? I’ve read that doing changes to an already build project is nearly impossible. Any help? (It’s is gatsby-react Template I’ve used but with major changes to design etc.)
I'm developing a project with a team in which we need to create a simple CRM. Some people recommended us Vue.js to create a great looking UI, but the problem is that with the team we mainly use java. So, we wanted to know if it's there a way in which we can connect a UI made with Vue.js with backend made in java. Any recommendations on how to do it? I've searched a bit and some articles say we can use java+tomcat to connect the Vue.js UI. We need to know if these kind of integration is possible before starting to spend time into making the UI in Vue.js if we can't connect it with our java backend.
Thanks.
I did an example of a project that integrates a java api (built with spring boot) and a vue.js frontend. It uses frontend-maven-plugin to build the frontend and copy it into the resources.
The source is in my github repo
Yes is possible, see this question
you will use your java application which is your "backend" as web service.
I am new to Angular2 client side development and i want to have a sort of a base project structure so i could go on from there.
I have found that you could create the structure using yeoman and angular2 generator but it seems that it builds on top of very early version 2.0.x.
Maybe there is an up-to-date generator?
I have also found some examples on github but all of them vary a bit from each other when it comes to structure and the content.
Regarding the site that i am developing, it would be a small company website with some static content, blog with comments, polls and an ability to sign-up / log in (i will be using Play as the backend). Nothing special so i guess a single module angular2 app would do.
Thanks in advance for the advice and tips on this one.
Angular-cli will help you out. and its up-to-date regularly. also it will help you in production deployment. and much more things goes on.
If you want configurable build processes, it's better to start with https://github.com/angular/quickstart else go for angular-cli https://github.com/angular/angular-cli
When building apps with Meteor, its capabilities have really amazed me. However, to be able to drop in Etherpad-style collaborative editing bits into my app would really be a holy grail.
While looking up how to do this, I found some projects that seem to use OT libraries in meteor.
Projects using ot.js:
https://github.com/TeamCocoDojo/cocodojo (Demo at http://cocodojo.meteor.com)
Projects using ShareJS:
https://github.com/mad-eye/meteor-sharejs (Demo at http://madeye.io/)
I can't seem to tell how these projects integrate with Meteor. Are they actually using Meteor Collections? Do they just use the Node server that is hosting Meteor and do the OT as a separate component, not using Meteor at all? Is there a different OT library that integrates better with Meteor?
If anyone is familiar with these projects or has implemented OT as part of a Meteor app, please share your thoughts on the best way to approach this.
(This isn't a duplicate of Operational Transformation in Meteor.js? as that question is almost a year old and Meteor has moved a long way since then.)
I've started the process of integrating ShareJS with Meteor via a smart package:
https://github.com/mizzao/meteor-sharejs
Please try it out in your Meteor app, and submit new features!
Demo here:
http://documents.meteor.com