In this blog series, we’ll build a micro frontend using React and Tailwind CSS. We’ll break the series into two parts. This being the first part, we’ll set up our React project here, and install Tailwind step by step. In the second part of this blog, we will write code to build our stats micro frontend. And later we will bundle, publish, deploy and use it from the Entando Component Repository (ECR) on a page, newly created by us.

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On March 14, 2022 Entando announced that Entando 4.x is entering End of Service Life according to the policy defined here: https://www.entando.com/page/en/eosl .

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What advice would you give to yourself if you could travel back in time? What if you could leverage your acquired experience? What are the top pieces of advice you would give to any beginner developer? This is the exercise I tried to do and want to share with you. Great Scott! Let’s go back to the future!

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In the third part tutorial, we learn to build a simple list of cards using react, publish it as a bundle, deploy it to the Entando Component Repository and install it in our App Builder. We go through with the concepts of the 4c's. ...Read full post

Entando exists to help enterprises maximize the potential of their Kubernetes stack with the Entando Application Composition Platform. One of the key ways we do this is by partnering with and empowering systems integrators to implement Entando solutions for customers. That’s why we offer training and support to help SIs focus on designing, developing, and maintaining solutions that integrate several software components, platforms, and tools. In fact, we’ve built our platform around maximizing this process for systems integrators. Here’s a closer look at the Entando Component Repository to see exactly how that works. ...Read full post