forms
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burnstony#1975 posted this in #help-forum
I am using convex as a backend
looking for advice on how to best develop front end functionality
I am in particular looking for a good way to write forms.
Is tan stack forms a good solution
Looking for advice - even simple advice like read this blog or look at this article on the next.js website or read this part of the documentation
Also curious what people think of tailwind for styling
looking for advice on how to best develop front end functionality
I am in particular looking for a good way to write forms.
Is tan stack forms a good solution
Looking for advice - even simple advice like read this blog or look at this article on the next.js website or read this part of the documentation
Also curious what people think of tailwind for styling
Answered by B33fb0n3
you can use basic form implementation that you can see here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/components/form
There are many implementations on how you can handle your inputs.
Of course using a basic client component and use hooks to handle controlled inputs
yes you can use tanstack forms as well, but it might be overkill. If you still want to use it, check their docs: https://tanstack.com/form/latest/docs/overview
There are many implementations on how you can handle your inputs.
Of course using a basic client component and use hooks to handle controlled inputs
yes you can use tanstack forms as well, but it might be overkill. If you still want to use it, check their docs: https://tanstack.com/form/latest/docs/overview
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@burnstony#1975 I am using convex as a backend
looking for advice on how to best develop front end functionality
I am in particular looking for a good way to write forms.
Is tan stack forms a good solution
Looking for advice - even simple advice like read this blog or look at this article on the next.js website or read this part of the documentation
Also curious what people think of tailwind for styling
you can use basic form implementation that you can see here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/components/form
There are many implementations on how you can handle your inputs.
Of course using a basic client component and use hooks to handle controlled inputs
yes you can use tanstack forms as well, but it might be overkill. If you still want to use it, check their docs: https://tanstack.com/form/latest/docs/overview
There are many implementations on how you can handle your inputs.
Of course using a basic client component and use hooks to handle controlled inputs
yes you can use tanstack forms as well, but it might be overkill. If you still want to use it, check their docs: https://tanstack.com/form/latest/docs/overview
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@burnstony#1975 solved?
Thank you
The front end is so confusing, every lead is more questions and reading, this seems like more than enought to start, thanks
happy to help
@burnstony#1975 The front end is so confusing, every lead is more questions and reading, this seems like more than enought to start, thanks
developement is mostly reading and googling to find solutions. The docs are just a place where everything is combined so you can easily find what you are looking for