modernization13 min read
BLUD: every drop of donated milk has a name
How we moved the software that tracks donated human milk to React and TypeScript, after more than a decade locked to Silverlight and Internet Explorer.
Giulio Riberto
How we moved the software that tracks donated human milk to React and TypeScript, after more than a decade locked to Silverlight and Internet Explorer.
This is the last part of "React + Flux backed by Rails API", make sure to check out Part 1 and Part 2 if you have missed them.
This is the second part of "React + Flux backed by Rails API", make sure to checkout Part 1.
I've been working on a frontend for a project we are developing here at Fancy Pixel. We are embracing what looks like a good habit: slicing what would be a monolithic Rails app in a lightweight…