Integrating React.js with PHP Projects
summary
Shows concrete integration: a PHP-side react-renderer library plus webpack build steps, three server-rendering choices (exec node process, v8js PHP extension, or an always-on external Node server), and a Symfony path that serializes forms into a JSON/schema representation to generate React.js forms and validation. Demonstrates Redux-style stores for shared state, a working form-generator prototype, and performance tradeoffs with caching and deployment-ready external rendering.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Start
- 5:46The fundamental premise
- 7:41Our first component
- 9:23render() and JSX
- 10:29Thinking in React
- 11:36Component hierarchy: props
- 12:45Pro tip: Stateless components
- 13:03Tip: Presentational and Container components
- 15:03React Targets
- 15:52Recommended setup
- 16:06Webpack
- 17:23Insertion
- 20:57Call a node.js subprocess Make a call to node.js using Symfony Process component
- 22:21External node.js server
- 22:48Options 1 & 2
- 24:42Redux: a matter of state
- 27:17Redux with ReactRenderer
- 28:18Dynamic forms, why?
- 29:26Typically PHP frameworks have a Form Component
- 30:55Using forms in an API
- 32:40Forms rendered to HTML
- 35:45Case: Complex Wizard Form
- 38:25Transform piece by piece
- 38:47Transformers
- 39:43Leverage json-schema: Validators
- 40:05Leverage json-schema: Form generators
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