Unlock the Power of Modern Web Development with WMR
For years, developers have dreamed of an all-in-one development tool that streamlines their workflow and accelerates their projects. The wait is over. Introducing WMR, a revolutionary development tool created by the Preact team that’s changing the game for modern web apps.
What Sets WMR Apart
WMR stands out from the competition with its unique features, including:
- Lightning-Fast Performance: WMR initializes with no entry points or pages to configure, making it incredibly fast and efficient.
- Server-Side Rendering: WMR supports server-side rendering out of the box, prerendering your application’s pages to static HTML at build time.
- TypeScript Support: WMR provides built-in support for TypeScript, making it easy to integrate into your workflow.
- Smart Bundling and Safe Imports: WMR allows you to safely import npm packages without installation, and its smart bundling feature caches your history on your build machine.
- HTTP2 Support: WMR comes with built-in support for HTTP2 in development and production modes.
- Rollup Plugins: WMR provides support for Rollup plugins, even when not used in development.
Building a Notes App with WMR
Let’s dive into building a notes app using WMR. We’ll create a simple app that allows users to write, view, and delete notes.
Getting Started
First, install WMR using your package manager of choice:
npm init wmr-notes-app or yarn init wmr-notes-app
Next, install a package for our icons:
npm install @material-ui/icons or yarn add @material-ui/icons
Building the App
Create a new folder called app and inside it, create a file called index.js. In this file, we’ll create a functional component called NoteApp with two states: one for creating a note and another for displaying the current notes.
Adding Notes
We’ll write a function that adds notes to our application. This function will take in an ID for our notes and set it as the state of our application.
Deleting and Reading Notes
Next, we’ll write a function to delete notes from our application using the native JavaScript method .filter. We’ll also write a function to display our notes as soon as they’re added, which will automatically add a delete icon to each note.
Completing the App
Finally, let’s finish the last component that renders our application. We’ll add a button to add notes to our application and render the notes we’ve added.
The Final Result
Our final application should look something like this:
Take Your Development to the Next Level
In this article, we’ve explored the features and benefits of WMR and built a simple notes app using this powerful tool. With WMR, you can streamline your development workflow and create modern web apps with ease.
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