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Is possible includes REACT in MVC.net project?
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The project is MVC .NET and the view have RAZOR and Javascript + Jquery.
I really would use react for create new components , I really say if i could combinate react, razor and javascript in the views cshtml.
c# .net reactjs model-view-controller asked Mar 27 at 2:40
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The project is MVC .NET and the view have RAZOR and Javascript + Jquery.
I really would use react for create new components , I really say if i could combinate react, razor and javascript in the views cshtml.
c# .net reactjs model-view-controller asked Mar 27 at 2:40
ariel diazariel diaz
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React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
1
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48
add a comment |
The project is MVC .NET and the view have RAZOR and Javascript + Jquery.
I really would use react for create new components , I really say if i could combinate react, razor and javascript in the views cshtml.
c# .net reactjs model-view-controller asked Mar 27 at 2:40
ariel diazariel diaz
12 bronze badges
The project is MVC .NET and the view have RAZOR and Javascript + Jquery.
I really would use react for create new components , I really say if i could combinate react, razor and javascript in the views cshtml.
c# .net reactjs model-view-controller c# .net reactjs model-view-controller asked Mar 27 at 2:40
ariel diazariel diaz
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asked Mar 27 at 2:40
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asked Mar 27 at 2:40
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asked Mar 27 at 2:40
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asked Mar 27 at 2:40
ariel diazariel diaz
12 bronze badges
12 bronze badges
React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
1
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48
add a comment |
React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
1
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48
React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
1
1
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48
add a comment |
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React is a client side framework. MVC can serve files to the client. So sure, it can work. Of course modern JavaScript apps have a whole build process they go through and you'll have to figure out how to integrate it with MVC. Why don't you just do a React site and have it talk to ASP.NET Web API? Why do you even need MVC if you're using React?
– mason
Mar 27 at 2:43
Ty, because all the app is MVC, and is so hard migrate ALL to web api and views. i am bored to use only javascript...
– ariel diaz
Mar 27 at 2:46
1
Have your controller in MVC return a view with your referenced JS assets, and an empty div with an id. Then use ReactDOM.render() to drop in your component.
– lux
Mar 27 at 2:48