Built with React, Firebase and Node. I add working examples here. Built on React. Use in conjunction with provide-router. See where each character on the screen came from in code. Olaf community, now in pocket size… rewritten in React Native. Fear and hate. Currently in beta! Now becoming an educational app to help you find your own way to ReactJS step by step. Come watch us build it! It can be used as a simple web-based editor or as a web UI for other Docker-container-as-a-services. This is a mirror.
Users can contribute to ongoing studies by uploading anything from step count information passively collected by Fitbit to any kind of data they collect on their own. Starter kit for a React. Data is pulled from Bitcoin Average. This website outlines my findings. Inspired on Apple iPhone showcase. Render many files at once and decide where to write to dynamically from the data.
Shell Keeper. Closed tabs may be recovered from a searchable dropdown list. Moved permanently!! Add multiple URL to pocket at a time.
This time with testing and Redux. The most buzzword-worthy boilerplate you've ever seen. With Docker. Built with Meteor, React, and sleep-deprivation. Includes Babel. Including react-router, reflux, jest, webpack, gulp and sass.
Gearworks is fully equipped for handling Shopify's OAuth process, subscription billing and webhooks. Scroll down for information on contributing and discussing this. Use react, es6, webpack, gulp.
Show me where I can get some. Using this will help you get started quickly with the development process without bothering about setting up your dev environment. Built on Electron. Built using Dato machine learning models and predictive services. JS, Material Design and Nuxeo as a back-end. By Humans. It uses NLP to detect the intent of the recorded sound and runs a range of plugins on those intents.
Not ready for production. It also aims at providing automatic visual testing. We have commits coming in. The website will integrate all the apps created in projects B-D with the help of the integration team assigned to Project E. NodeJS, React. Built in React. Show off! Examples and Nyan Cat included!
Basically a ninjacourses clone, but with the latest data. Used to help diagnose a condition and share with partners and doctors. For those rare occasions, I choose xiwi , a crouton extension which renders output from Xorg directly within a native Chromebook window.
This has the downside of being limited to software rendering only, since hardware acceleration isn't supported for this kind of interface, but it is productive enough for most use cases where you really need a UI, and helps retain the ChromeOS UX.
In addition to this, I install the extension plugin, which allows your browser to "talk to" your crouton target via the official crouton integration plugin. This helps you share clipboard data, for example. Here's the crouton cheat sheet in case you're interested in what properties can be configured for your new target. The full list of targets can be found here. Now, sit back and relax. In a little while, you'll be prompted to specify a UNIX username and password , but I wouldn't worry about that just yet.
Whilst we're waiting, you might want to check out some of the Chrome Web Store plugins that I can't seem to develop without:.
We done? Okay, cool. Log into your brand new chroot using sudo enter-chroot. This is the fun part. First, let's be sure you have all of the native stuff you need to compile all those ones and zeroes we have the luxury to forget about in JavaScript land.
Then add:. Then hit Esc to leave edit mode, and type :wq followed by Enter to save your changes. Next, let's start getting native by installing the Android dependencies we need to build and execute your app. We're not going to install Android Studio, because you don't really need it when developing for React Native.
But you can if you'd like just be sure to run the installer via xiwi , or whichever renderer you opted for. Here's the condensed instructions on how to configure Android from the command line, thanks to wenzhixin :. Sit tight, maybe even put the kettle on. I'll still be here by the time you've finished.
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The default value with which the editor should be populated. Should be an HTML string generated from draft. A callback function that will be called when the editor has loaded and is ready to use. Ensure this function is called before you apply any instance methods. React Native View Style. Will call a function with an Array of styles [] in the current editor's context. Use this to keep track of the applied styles in the editor.
Use this to keep track of the applied block types in the editor.
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