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Each page can be rendered as a different component. You can take a look at the movies example to see a very basic example of navigation.
I would take a look at react-router to see a popular way of doing navigation in React.
Thanks. And any idea how we could use typescript in such app? Without the jsx part for now. I tried require react but VS complained that the --module parameter has to be used.
TypeScript and JSX don't play nice with one another, unfortunately - the TS compiler will flag the JSX syntactical sugar as synxtax errors. To get VS to compile, you need to set a module type in the settings:
ok got it so far. Now where do I get require
from? I thought its part of WinJS 4.x now? Or should I use requirejs?
Use requirejs
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ok got it so far. Now where do I get require from? I thought its part of WinJS 4.x now? Or should I use requirejs?
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Getting my head around react was not that difficult. However I struggle a bit how to write a react app based on the single page WinJS app template. I guess the navigator would be another component. And every page would be a component too or an app again? Any ideas?