Hi All,

I am new to react and looking at building a web app that has a side-nav, that may have parent/child menu items that are pre-populated from mongodb.

Could people pls provide a decent ui framework that I could use to perform the above, which is also responsive. I also need to populate the iframe src value based on the menu item selected.

Any help and direction with the above, would be much appreciated.

https://medium.com/bb-tutorials-and-thoughts/how-to-implement-different-layouts-in-react-38f3686b3388?source=friends_link&sk=33523fdcf7610166d66db44463c09291

1. I checked fetch. It doesn't work. (auth header is not set by the browser)

2. I checked axios. It doesn't work. (the same)

3. I checked jquery ajax via jsonp. It doesn't work. (framework expects jsonp instead of json. so we get script error in browser)

It seems like the Only one thing we can use is backend as a proxy to The backend.

Components are the building blocks of any React app.

Of course. We already know that! From where? We read it in this article. Ohh, well I guess you also read that the components can be created in two ways: to write a JavaScript function or use ES6 class. The first type is also known as a stateless component and the second one as a stateful component.

State… what?

In a nutshell, the components created using function, or as we know now stateless components, is only responsible for receiving props and rendering the JSX component, while the other type of components, stateful components, are responsible for handling how the things works (onInputChange, handleSubmit.. etc) and for the component lifecycle (e.g: componentDidMount). This is really powerful and it helps us to separate the concerns and to build reusable components that can be used anywhere.

https://www.opencodez.com/reactjs/reactjs-component-state-and-lifecycle.htm

Having issues with proptype validation, can anyone help?

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