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Question: migrating react app to inferno #1543

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romgrk opened this issue Mar 15, 2021 · 6 comments
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Question: migrating react app to inferno #1543

romgrk opened this issue Mar 15, 2021 · 6 comments
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@romgrk
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romgrk commented Mar 15, 2021

Hey,

So I have a react app that I'd like to migrate to inferno for performance reasons. I spent a few hours trying to configure my (ejected) create-react-app to use inferno but wasn't successful. I was wondering if there was a guide of all the points to be careful of to do the migration? I was also wondering if it's thinkable to port an app using React hooks via xferno, described in #1453.

Thanks.

@Havunen
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Havunen commented Mar 28, 2021

Hi,

The application build systems are so different in a javascript world that It's difficult to give any pointers without more information about this specific project.

Updating inferno-create-app from the Facebook upstream is on my todo list and I will try to do it in near future

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romgrk commented Mar 28, 2021

Got it. Yeah, the update would be great.

@amartincolby
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I'm trying to get VSCode, ESlint, and TypeScript to all play nicely with Inferno. What's required in updating the create-inferno-app? I'd happily jump on that.

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Havunen commented Jun 19, 2022

create-inferno-app is so badly outdated that it might be easier to fork it again

@simonjoom
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simonjoom commented Sep 28, 2022

i did some jobs on hooks that can be useful for somebody who want to update create-inferno-app with hooks version.

See last comments in xferno thread

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jhsware commented Nov 28, 2022

I have entirely moved to ParcelJS and Jest, you can try it out using these templates https://github.com/jhsware/inferno-parcel-templates

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