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Turning Atomic Data into HTML is something that is currently done in two ways: with Tera templates in this repo, and with React / Typescript with atomic-data-browser. The second approach results in a far better and more flexible product, although it does not support server side rendering at the moment.
I think using atomic-data-browser as a default makes sense, as it is a more impressive demo and an all-round more feature-rich environment. But in order to replace the Tera templates, some issues need to be tackled:
only send HTML requests to the JS front-end. I gues I'll need a guard-header for that?
front-end should be able to resolve urls with a new route that catches all
don't use the hashrouter anymore
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Turning Atomic Data into HTML is something that is currently done in two ways: with Tera templates in this repo, and with React / Typescript with
atomic-data-browser
. The second approach results in a far better and more flexible product, although it does not support server side rendering at the moment.I think using atomic-data-browser as a default makes sense, as it is a more impressive demo and an all-round more feature-rich environment. But in order to replace the Tera templates, some issues need to be tackled:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: