C#Bot Technology List: Client-Side
The client-side of C#Bot is built using React (v 16.8). Before you start using the bots, we recommend you first become familiar with the React framework. The articles below are a good place to start:
| Technology | Description | Learn | Resource |
|---|---|---|---|
| React | React is a JavaScript framework designed for building user interfaces and is the primary DOM rendering library used inside the C#Bot client-side. | Learn React | React Site |
| React Router | React router is a selection of navigation components and is mainly used for handling page routing in the C#Bot client-side. | Learn React Router | React Documentation |
| TypeScript | Instead of writing raw JavaScript for the client-side, C#Bot instead uses TypesScript, a superset of JavaScript that adds a full type system. | Learn TypeScript | TypeScript Site |
| axios | axios is a promised based HTTP client for JavaScript. It has the ability to make http requests from node.js and handle the transformation of request and response data. | Learn axios | axios Documentation |
| MobX | For state management, C#Bot client-side uses MobX, an observer library with tight integration with React. | Learn MobX | MobX Site |
| SCSS (Sass) | SCSS (or Sass) is a superset of CSS used for styling the client-side. | Learn Sass | SCSS Site |
| Apollo GraphQL | Apollo is used to facilitate client-side communication with GraphQL API, which is presented by the server-side. | Learn Apollo GraphQL | Apollo GraphQL Documentation |
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