12. Building Web Views with React
Chris Heilmann, Web Evangelist
We can build microservices until we’re blue in the face, and create the most powerful and scalable back-ends imaginable, but most of us don’t have the luxury of stopping there. At some point, a human being will likely need to interact with our application.
As we will discuss in this chapter, if someone is going to use a browser to interact with our application (or a mobile device), they will probably do so using JavaScript. JavaScript is an inescapable force permeating every corner of the web.
In this chapter we’ll provide a little bit of perspective and context around JavaScript and what that landscape looks like today and where we ...
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