What is the difference between a React Component and a React Plugin? “The community” is “powering” 1000s of libraries. How is a Library for real time collaboration different from a Plugin for real time collaboration?
I read the webcrumbs README on GitHub, which describes itself as an admin GUI for react websites.
> WebCrumbs aspires to be an industry-standard solution for React applications, positioned as the "WordPress for React." Whether you're a developer or not, you'll find it effortless to create, manage, and scale your React-based websites using our intuitive admin panel.
The webcrumbs project is new and mostly unimplemented (?), and has GitHub issues encouraging contributors to write a “Hello Dolly” plugin (does this mean the simplest possible plugin) and design the database schema (for MongoDB/mongoose).
I read the webcrumbs README on GitHub, which describes itself as an admin GUI for react websites.
> WebCrumbs aspires to be an industry-standard solution for React applications, positioned as the "WordPress for React." Whether you're a developer or not, you'll find it effortless to create, manage, and scale your React-based websites using our intuitive admin panel.
The wiki there also isn’t very helpful, I read this and… still don’t get it other than “we are going to be Wordpress but implemented in React/Node instead of PHP” https://github.com/webcrumbs-community/webcrumbs/wiki/Motiva...
I guess, you want a GUI package manager that allows drag and drop of components to build a page?
EDIT: I think this story should just link to https://github.com/webcrumbs-community/webcrumbs
The webcrumbs project is new and mostly unimplemented (?), and has GitHub issues encouraging contributors to write a “Hello Dolly” plugin (does this mean the simplest possible plugin) and design the database schema (for MongoDB/mongoose).