Hello! I have created a React framework called React Legecy. This is my first framework, and it is designed to be simple and fast, specifically optimized for cheap hosting environments.
React Legecy utilizes hashes to determine the current page. Here's how it works:
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/#/: This represents the index page. -
/#/about: This represents the about page.
The framework includes a 404 page and an error handler to ensure a smooth user experience. Additionally, it features an API handler for handling API requests.
You can find the npm package for React Legecy at: React Legecy on npm.
If you are interested in exploring the framework's source code or contributing to its development, you can find it on GitHub: React Legecy on GitHub.
Thanks for reading!
Top comments (2)
Hey Man,
I've checked it up and it looks like a nice project to build for learn but the fact of using multiple html files will make the app to go slow if you add more page also take in consideration either webpack or vite for code splitting and make your app go faster.
However i found your project a good one to learn how to deploy to npm and understand differnet concepts.
I would recomend you to check it out NextJs.
Keep the good work man.
Hello. Okay, and thanks!