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(Introduction

The best way to tell about Webcodesk is to let you try it in action.

So instead of an introduction, I would recommend you to complete the tutorial in the online version of Webcodesk. Click on the link below.

Start Online Demo

Your experience will tell you that you do not need any visual builders because they are limited in functionality, unreliable, and they all suck.

But if you give Webcodesk a chance and try to create your own small SPA in it, I assure you, you won’t ever want to write a ton of extra code.

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Each project for Webcodesk is generated using the create-react-app. Additionally, react-app-framework , a library designed for Webcodesk, is added to the project code.

The project contains configuration files that are fed to the React App Framework. The Framework in its turn creates pages, routes, and makes containers for Redux from simple React components.

Then the Framework connects the containers into chains of actions, exactly as you do it using Redux actions.

The configuration of the Framework is complex enough to write it manually. So Webcodesk lets you create and edit it with:

All you have to do is write the code of React components and functions.

> npx @ webcodesk / install-webcodesk> cd ./> yarn wcd

http: // localhost: 01575879

Choose any project on the market

It is better to initiate a source code repository before you setup the project’s workspace in the IDE. For example, please read the instruction about how to do this for GitHub repo: Adding an existing project to GitHub using the command line

In the User Guide, you will find technical details on how to create components and functions and how to use them to build an application.

User Guide

I’m quite open to new feature requests, or any work you want to do. But let’s discuss the feature in a new issue with the detailed description before creating new PR.

CODE OF CONDUCT

If you need any help or want someone to set up the workspace with you and get you stepping through code in your IDE, Don’t be afraid to speak up!

You can ask questions at Webcodesk subreddit .

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