single-page-application

According to this page http://busypeoples.github.io/post/react-component-lifecycle/ The render method for a component is called right in between the componentWillMount and componentDidMount methods amongst other places. But the react.js documentation for component lifecycles here https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/component-specs.html says that the componentDidMount methods of all child activities are called before the parent. I can understand that componentDidMount is ok to call after any child components are rendered but how does the runtime know which children to call the

I am trying to generate a sitemap for my webpage. The sitemap generators online only show me a homepage on xml file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> -<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"> -<url> <loc>http://margvel.com</loc> <priority>0.5</priority> </url> </urlset> my webpage meanwhile has several routes in angular. to see the webpage you could go to margvel.com I used couple of sitemap generators. xml-sitemap and botmap I checked botmap, because it should have SPA support. The links I want to create sitemap use material design and routerlink. the code looks like

I'm trying to fetch an entire webpage using JavaScript by plugging in the URL. However, the website is built as a Single Page Application (SPA) that uses JavaScript / backbone.js to dynamically load most of it's contents after rendering the initial response. So for example, when I route to the following address: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/1915361012 And then enter this into the console (after the page has loaded): var $page = $("html") console.log("%c✔: ", "color:green;", $page.find(".inline-edit-target.page-title-overflow").text().trim()); console.log("%c✔: ", "color:green;",

I am using the WebpackDevMiddleware for Development builds to serve up a Vue.js application that uses client-side routing. The SPA application is served up from the root url just fine, but if I attempt to use any client-side deep links, I get a 404. Note running as Production works as expected. What I want: http://locahost/ - serve up the vue app. http://localhost/overlays/chat - serve up the vue app. http://localhost/api/* - serve up the api routes handled server side. There is a minimum viable reproduction of the problem in this repository . You can run it using vscode debugging as

This question has been bugging me for some time now. If you are building a website with multiple functionality using Angular, is it better to build a huge SPA or break down the website into functional "apps" and build an SPA for each app? For example, we have a social media website with notification feed, user profile, reporting, and groups. Would you build all these features into a single SPA, or build 4 different SPAs and let a backend framework route to the correct SPA? e.g. www.mywebsite.foo#/profile/12345/education vs www.mywebsite.foo/profile/12345#/education I'm personally more in

I try to get started with MVC SPA apps, and I noticed in BundleConfig the following: ScriptBundle("~/scripts/jquery-{version}.js") How this works? What is {version} and where it it taken from? And where can find more information this, how BundleConfig works and how to customize it? Thanks Matt See the answers to this question . Also, check out this link . The Bundling and Optimization section discusses the use of the {version} tag. It allows you to indicate a version number format (semver) that many libraries use. For example, you reference jquery-1.9.1 and then it goes to jquery-1.9.2. Using

I can get this tutorial to work in a new project, but not in my existing project. My project is an ASP.Net MVC 4 web application with the following attribute in the web.config file: <appSettings> <add key="webpages:Enabled" value="true"/> </appSettings> This is because my application is a Single-Page-Application, which uses AngularJS on the client side. The only page in my application is index.cshtml, to which I've added the relevant code for signalR: <!-- signalR chat --> <script src="~/Scripts/jquery.signalR-1.0.0.js"></script> <!--Reference the autogenerated SignalR hub script. --> <script

I'm developing a SPA webapplication with DurandalJS , but I don't understand something. Let's say I have page 1 and 2 . On page 1 there is a modal that creates a entity in the database with BreezeJS and gives back a key (that was generated in the database). I want to pass this fetched key and then go to my second page, page 2. I know how I can do this when I put it in the url http://localhost:60312/#/page2?orderid=2&repairorder=2 But this is not the way for Durandal , or is it? A user can enter a number of his own with al consequences! How can I solve this? As far as I know, the only seamless