Rich text editors are used in many React applications. Fortunately, you do not have to create one yourself. In this article, you will learn how to easily add a React Rich Text Editor with the help of the KendoReact component library and implement some of its awesome features.
In this blog post, we build a sample invoice in our React app using HTML and CSS and then generate a PDF file based on this content. Additionally we control the generated page size exclusively through CSS.
Let’s discuss how to build robust UI components! We’ll start with a discussion of when to code components by hand, and when to build on top of third-party libraries. Next, we’ll set up a unit testing structure for your components and write a few tests with it. And finally, we’ll wrap up showing a few options you have for writing documentation for your components.
Before shipping a React app, the least any team or developer needs to do is to check the performance and look to optimize the app for the end user’s experience.