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Application architecture

Code and component re-use

Rapid Development

With PHP and React.js

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PHP templates

Small components over big controllers

Share code between server and client

Virtual DOM

Getting the data in there

Problematic

Underfetching

Flux Datastores

Requirements

Remember: self contained

Do not fetch data directly

Require stuff

Request Cache

Multi-GET

Futures

Data dependencies within a widget

Callbacks

PHP 5.5 Generators

Data dependencies between Widgets

Assembling the tree

Widget Requirement

Getting the data to React.js

Server side rendering

Better user experience

Several approaches

NodeJS proxy

Bundling

Rapid prototyping

Easier Refactoring

Easy re-using of components

Error Handling

Feature toggles

Caching of Components

Load components asynchronously

Conclusion?

Think about your architecture

Frontend and backend are part of the same application

Description:

Explore how to enhance PHP applications using React.js in this 59-minute conference talk from PHP UK Conference. Learn about combining React's powerful user interface capabilities with PHP to create fast, maintainable, and interactive web applications. Discover techniques for server-side rendering, component-based architecture, and code reusability across PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and AJAX endpoints. Dive into topics such as virtual DOM, data fetching strategies, Flux datastores, and handling data dependencies. Gain insights on rapid prototyping, error handling, feature toggles, and asynchronous component loading. Understand how to create a flexible architecture that allows for easy placement of UI elements throughout your site without duplicating code.

Bring Your PHP Application to the Next Level with React.JS

PHP UK Conference

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