@housecor Most medium to large apps I've built require a lot of derived state that is evaluated lazily / cached. Where would this be handled without a state manager like Mobx?
@LBacaj@Dowson91@PaulSkallas Contracting rates were always quite good in places like London. I was making £350 a day as a frontend dev back in 2009 and others were earning up to 500 a day. Not sure if that has plateaued over the years.
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@vriad I’m not sure about normalisation but I use this to keep a single instance of any model in memory keep it synced with the server https://t.co/MuDF4YBsDb
@gunnarthedev@NickRosenSD@rauchg It is a paid component library, but you can buy a one-time licence for just the kendo-react-pdf component. We were writing our own custom renderer but ran into performance issues and it was costly to maintain. This lib is a lot more performant and produced higher quality PDFs.
@gunnarthedev@NickRosenSD@rauchg You can use your own components. You just pass the savePDF method a ref to a DOM node at it will export to PDF. We allow our users to download a page built with React (styled components) including charts to a PDF.