#UNIVERSAL DATABASE FRONT ENDS UPGRADE#
#UNIVERSAL DATABASE FRONT ENDS SOFTWARE#

#UNIVERSAL DATABASE FRONT ENDS SOFTWARE#

GUIs constitute a large part of the software being developed today. By allowing the end users to perform multiple tasks simultaneously, GUIs can also lead to higher productivity. In a typical GUI, instead of laboriously typing textual commands to control a computer program, the end user can simply choose commands by activating or manipulating the graphical objects. From the user's point of view, the GUI is intended to make software easier to use by providing the user with visual controls to represent the information and actions available to the user. Ī GUI is the most widely used method for information systems to interact with end users. A GUI takes events (mouse clicks, selections, typing in text fields) as input from users and then changes the state of its widgets accordingly. At any time during the execution of the GUI, these properties have discrete values, the set of which constitutes the state of the GUI. A GUI contains graphical objects each object has a fixed set of properties. A GUI is a hierarchical, graphical front-end to a software system that accepts as input user- and system-generated events from a fixed set of events and produces deterministic graphical output.

The rest of the program is called the application or the application semantics. The UI of a computer program is the part that handles the output to the display and the input from the person using the program. Juha Röning, in Advances in Computers, 2014 2.1.1 Graphical User Interface Try to make your bundle as small and optimized as possible.Pekka Aho. It gives you the power to really understand which files and packages are bundled and shipped to the user. You can easily add this functionality to your project by adding the webpack-bundle-analyzer. While Cypress will be fully available in 2017, you can ask for early access at their website or at their channel on Gitter.Ĭheck your bundle! The final step before shipping your application, should always be checking your bundle. import React from 'react' import PropTypes from 'prop-types' import styles from './Component.scss' const Component = () In the following example i’m adding a border style to the div element. Just create a SASS file next to your component file and import the styles. It gives you an easy way of integrating CSS into the component files and makes dependencies throughout the project explicit. SASS and CSS Modules To really make our React components modular we use CSS modules. You can also combine the power of HMR with React! Keep in mind though that HMR is for development only, don’t use this in your production environment. This will save you a lot of time pressing on the F5 button. With HRM enabled you can develop and without reloading the page your application will automatically update. Hot Module Replacement One of the better features of Webpack which makes the development experience much better is Hot Module Replacement. And as we want to render React both on the server (for SEO purposes) and on the client side we choose to implement it together with universal-webpack.

The new version has made configuration a little bit easier and it gives you some advantages like Tree Shaking (excluding unused exports from bundles).

#UNIVERSAL DATABASE FRONT ENDS UPGRADE#

Please upgrade when you’re still using Webpack 1, they have made an excellent migration guide available.

Webpack 2 & Universal webpack With the arrival of Webpack 2 it’s definitely time to hop on and use this version. But what’s a good or even the most perfect setup at this moment? Let me help you with that by giving you some insights in our current setup. Nowadays React is the established way to go in the front-end Javascript world and combined with the power of ES6, Node JS and Webpack it’s bound to make a guaranteed success of your project.

Universal database front ends