As simple as that:
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Fetch data inside didMount().
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Fetch data with <Suspense />
. In this example Suspense gets the props names
as a promise (a function that returns a promise,
() => Promise<any>
) and once resolved, it will pass the results as props to
its children. The List Component will therefore have access to names.
Add cache
if you want to cache the result of the promise.
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Of course <Suspense />
works also on the server-side. To make the App
Component from the above example work isomorphic, modify it as following:
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A simple component that smoothly fades in your lazy loaded images.
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Use an external store, to store your application's state.
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SSR example with the built-in Helmet component.
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You can call update()
from parent Components to
update()
its child Components through Callback Refs or directly. Since the parent
Component updates, it will then re-mount the child Components.
You can call update()
from child Components, to
update()
its parent Components.
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You can use jsx without any build tools, if you want.
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withStyles() is a HOC (Higher Order Component) that uses Helmet to add Styles to the DOM.
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