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by mstijak 8y ago
CxJS uses the same concept for charts, form validation, and other inter-component communication. https://docs.cxjs.io/charts/line-graphs
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by mstijak 8y ago
Have you looked at CxJS? CxJS offers chart controls and advanced data tables which makes it perfect for building admin apps. https://cxjs.io/
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by mstijak 8y ago
It's very simple to configure url rewriting and pre-rendering for SPAs. CxJS website ( https://cxjs.io ) and documentation is hosted on Netlify and it has been an amazing experience so far. We were on their single user $9 pai
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by mstijak 8y ago
https://cxjs.io
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by mstijak 8y ago
This reminds me of an old project of mine called NIML - Non-Indented Markup Language. http://mstijak.github.io/niml/index.html
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by mstijak 8y ago
CxJS is designed having desktop-like, data-intensive applications in mind and offers a full set of UI components and charts out of the box. https://cxjs.io Disclaimer: I'm the author.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Regarding front-end, CxJS is a JavaScript framework specifically designed for large CRUD apps. It offers powerful data-binding, form widgets + validation, advanced grid (data-tables) and much more. CxJS is free for small teams and startups.
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by mstijak 9y ago
If you're building apps, CxJS has a pretty good data table implementation. I just wrote a blog post about advanced features and use-cases: https://blog.codaxy.com/seven-advanced-cxjs-grid-features-ab... . CxJS is free f
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by mstijak 9y ago
Rollup is great for bundling libraries. I'm looking forward to trying it for bundling apps.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Author of CxJS here, which is also missing from the list. Please consider CxJS if you're looking for an enterprise-grade framework with ready to use form elements, form validation, advanced grid (data-table) control, navigational eleme
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by mstijak 9y ago
Information about the logged in user can usually be read from a cookie or localStorage. You can put that info in the store or use it on the route like this: <RedirectRoute visible={()=>!userIsSignedIn()} redirect="~/sign-in&
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by mstijak 9y ago
A small explanation for users visiting the sample Crypto dashboard. That's a public dashboard which all users can access and modify in the same time. Firebase propagates changes in real-time so you may see widgets moving around while o
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Show HN: Drag and drop dashboard builder based on CxJS and Firebase(github.com)
34 points by mstijak 9y ago|3 comments
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by mstijak 9y ago
CxJS grid supports buffered rendering for displaying large collections when records are available on the client side. Infinite scrolling can be used to browse data coming from APIs that support pagination. Filtering and csv import/expo
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by mstijak 9y ago
Have you tried CxJS? https://cxjs.io/
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by mstijak 9y ago
Remote data works just fine. CxJS grid exposes sort information which can be combined with filters and pagination to get data from the server. https://docs.cxjs.io/examples/grid/pagination
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by mstijak 9y ago
People should give more credit to Ext JS. For a long time, Ext JS was the best choice for enterprise applications and made possible for web applications to replace desktop dinosaurs, such as inventory, accounting, trading apps, etc. Sencha
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by mstijak 9y ago
CxJS offers a complete grid solution + all other components - https://docs.cxjs.io/widgets/grids - https://fiddle.cxjs.io/?f=vwyHzOO1 Disclaimer: Autor here
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by mstijak 9y ago
You can earn some interest by lending your bitcoins. I'm using https://www.welendbitcoin.com and it works great, although rates are extremely low at the moment.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Thank you all for very valuable feedback. For those who seem interested, you can find more about our product at https://cxjs.io . It's free for non-commercial use. We would be very happy to assist you to start using it, eith
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by mstijak 9y ago
There are dozens of frameworks, but few of them provide a complete set of features. For example, it's very hard to find a really good grid (data-table) implementation, a complete set of form components + form validation, and charts in
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by mstijak 9y ago
The problem is that it's very hard to ship form components and form validation separately. Developer experience is much better if all components implement form validation and other things in the same way. Our framework has top-notch fo
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by mstijak 9y ago
I see Sencha strategy used elsewhere in the industry. For example, Netlify recently changed their pricing model and introduced a minimum of 5 users in paid plans. From this standpoint, I understand why that is happening. If you divide an am
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by mstijak 9y ago
It's impossible to support all use cases. Our philosophy is to support most common use cases and allow custom components that are specific to the app. Almost all apps need forms, admin pages, dashboards, but some may also use advanced
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by mstijak 9y ago
That's true, but I would argue that commercial frameworks offer professional support, have a nice documentation and offer many examples which may save you a lot of time in the long run.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Thanks for the very valuable feedback. We provide source code on GitHub, but the project is obviously not open-source. We offer perpetual licenses and one year of support which includes new releases. If you want to use the latest version af
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a UI framework?
8 points by mstijak 9y ago|17 comments
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by mstijak 9y ago
I would recommend CxJS to people looking for advanced data widgets, e.g. data tables, date pickers, charts, ... Here are a couple of sample pages based on CxJS widgets: - https://worldoscope.cxjs.io/4v5b3k2 - https:/&
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by mstijak 9y ago
I fully agree with the OP. I used Bootstrap/jQuery, Ext JS, D3, Highcharts, Angular and React. Each of these felt right for a period of time. Now, I'm using my experience to put the best features of all these into my own commercia
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by mstijak 9y ago
For large apps and teams, I would recommend CxJS. CxJS is based on React and offers a more streamlined development experience with a built-in library of widgets and charts, themes (including Material), and other features such as form valid

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