The components of the App are built using the core components of React. The theme also constantly incorporates various other latest technologies.
React #
For creating quick and engaging user interfaces for online and mobile applications, the React JavaScript library was developed. It is a front-end component-based open-source library that is only in charge of the application’s view layer. The view layer in the Model View Controller (MVC) architecture is in charge of how the application appears and functions. Jordan Walke, a software engineer at Facebook, developed React.
Material UI #
With more than 60,500 stars on github, Material UI is an open-source front-end framework for React components. It was created with Less. Less, which stands for Leaner Style Sheets, is a language extension for CSS that is backward-compatible. The goal of Material UI is to create front-end graphics while maintaining a high-quality digital experience. It is based on Google’s Material Design. With a focus on how the components throw shadows and reflect light, Material Design creates textures that are dramatic and clean.
React Router #
We can create a single-page web application with navigation using React Router and dynamic, client-side routing without having to constantly refresh the page. React Router calls components using component structure, and those components display the necessary information.
Apollo GraphQL #
Modern apps are unsuited for REST architecture, hence GraphQL serves as a replacement. The point-to-point structure of REST, a procedural API protocol, makes it necessary for service providers and users to plan out each use case in advance. Development is noticeably slowed down when frontend teams must continually ask backend teams for new endpoints, frequently with each new screen in an app. Both teams must work separately and quickly.
Modern apps are unsuited for REST architecture, hence GraphQL serves as a replacement. The point-to-point structure of REST, a procedural API protocol, makes it necessary for service providers and users to plan out each use case in advance. Development is noticeably slowed down when frontend teams must continually ask backend teams for new endpoints, frequently with each new screen in an app. Both teams must work separately and quickly.
