My html is getting very extensive, is there any way I can split it like react components
Trying to develop a complex application.
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HTML, no... you have to use something that will combine things together.
I'm a big fan of Astro, because you can keep it really simple if you want to.
https://astro.build
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Thank you for your reply . Will this be suitable for making a dynamic web app?
with lots of pages
Why not use react?
React hard
If you want a dynamic web app with different ui states using a framework will be easiest
Using plain JS will be harder
It depends what project you're building and the scope of it
If you just want to break your html into components you can look into html templates
But without more context it's hard to say what approach might be best for your project
We can use react in astro?
Yes
It's a web app that provides templates , we can edit it
if you're building a static site, astro is probably easier, but if you're building a dynamic site I'm pretty sure it's going to add complexity over using a framework like sveltekit or next
The templates
So should I use react only
š can't decide
that depends on your project's needs
Web apps that provides templates sounds like a good use case for SSG
Jochem and Kevin are way more knowledgeable than me though so I'll defer to them
if you were doing it entirely in HTML so far, you're fine using Astro to build a static site as a next step.
but if you really want to build a dynamic website, Sveltekit is probably the easiest to pick up right now
you'll need a backend server of some kind though
Ye
given that we know next to nothing about what you're trying to build though, it's hard to give any proper advice
It's a saas that provides pricing page templates , you can edit the templates according to your business services. And it should be easy to connect it to stripe
The result after editing the template should be a peice of code that you can embed into your code.
Like a fully functioning pricing page that can take payments
Do u understand? I'm bad at explaining things
And English too
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so you're generating payment widgets that other people can integrate with their own Stripe?
and taking payments for this service through stripe?
Nah I was just making ui
Just started
Ye
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you'll have to do some research into stripe and see if you need to run that on the backend or if you can get away with just frontend, and then you'll probably want to learn a lot more javascript and then a framework so you can build what you need
Life is hard š
Honestly React is really easy (excluding caveats) to get started with
I would just pick Astro and or React up and just go with it, you'll learn along the way š
You'll figure it out just gotta put some sweat into it
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I'll try
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Bro wtf
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seconding svelte(kit), it's very nice, and if you learn one framework you'll have less trouble switching to another than learning one from scratch
make sure you have a good basic knowledge of javascript first though
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I can make calculators
So yea
Honestly though lol
ChatGPt never helps me
Prolly bad at prompting
it's not a good learning tool
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I like it a lot for clarifying questions, using it to write code is a mistake
it lies, and it is obsessed with using
var which is instant-discard-pile if I see it in a project for a potential applicantEven I know var is bad
Let and const good
Stupid Sam altman
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So sveltkit it is ? Right
pick your own framework, but that's what I'd suggest atm yeah
Thanks for help, flying goodbye kissies on your lips
yeah, no thanks. Keep it appropriate please
How about AWS for backend ?
You tried AWS?
not really. Again, depends on your scope
For user authentication?
it's an option yeah
we're going very far off the original topic for the question though, and we're not here to just design your app for you
Apologies if I come off as selfish