About this skill
Integrate React with a Ruby on Rails app — Inertia.js as the default (server-rendered routing, no separate API), classical API + SPA when Inertia doesn't fit, jsbundling-rails with esbuild, viteruby as a faster alternative, hydration vs full SPA, when React earns the integration cost. Use when integrating React into Rails, the user mentions Inertia, React Router, SPA, jsbundling-rails, viteruby, hydration, server-side rendering, or asks "should I use React with Rails".
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About this listing
- Category
- Engineering
- Reported license
- MIT
- Listing language (estimated)
- English
- Review status
- Not individually reviewed
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