blog: react table

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• New Features
  • Introduced a comprehensive guide for rendering database queries using Prisma ORM with React Table.
  • Outlined the setup of a full-stack application with Next.js and installation of essential dependencies.
  • Provided detailed instructions on creating a robust API with ZenStack for automated backend API generation.
  • Demonstrated how to construct a table to display order details, including pagination management.

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This update introduces a comprehensive guide on rendering database queries using Prisma ORM in conjunction with React Table, emphasizing a low-code approach. It details the setup of a Next.js application, integrating essential dependencies and automating backend API generation with ZenStack. Key topics include constructing dynamic tables, managing pagination, and utilizing React Query for efficient data fetching, offering developers valuable insights for optimizing their development process.

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File Path	Change Summary
blog/react-table/index.md	Added a new guide on rendering database queries with Prisma and React Table, covering application setup, CRUD operations, and pagination management. No changes to exported entities.

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Actionable comments posted: 8

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)

blog/react-table/index.md (2)

14-14: Clarify the term "headless UI".

The term "headless UI" might be confusing for some readers. Consider adding a brief explanation.

- If you're new to this kind of product, you'll probably ask, "What the heck is headless UI"? 
+ If you're new to this kind of product, you'll probably ask, "What the heck is headless UI"? Headless UI means that the library manages the state and logic but leaves the rendering to you.

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95-95: Improve style.

Consider replacing "very easy" with a less over-used intensifier.

- Setting ZenStack up is very easy:
+ Setting ZenStack up is straightforward:

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[style] ~95-~95: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ...rom the schema. Setting ZenStack up is very easy: 1. Run npx zenstack init to prep th...

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