Part 5: Migrate Components to Pages - The Transformation
Your React components—freestanding, independent—are about to become Docusaurus pages.
Your React components—freestanding, independent—are about to become Docusaurus pages.
Docusaurus has opinions about styling. Tailwind CSS has opinions about styling. Getting these two opinionated systems to coexist peacefully requires diplomacy.
Restructuring a codebase is the software equivalent of moving chaos. You know where things should go. Getting them there without breaking everything is the challenge.
In software, installation is like laying the foundation of a building. If you get it wrong, everything built on top of it will eventually crack.
Every military strategist worth their salt will tell you the same thing: the battle is won or lost before the first shot is fired. Planning isn't the boring part before the action begins—planning is the action.
An 11-Part Series on Integrating React into Docusaurus
Somewhere in the world right now, a developer is staring at a React application—maybe one with a hundred components, animations that took weeks to perfect, and styling so meticulously crafted it could make a designer weep—and they're asking themselves a question that has plagued software engineers since the dawn of the internet: How do I get this thing to work somewhere else?