The Front side of Vactory 4
From what we learned earlier, we are using Drupal to retrieve the data we need. Once we have the data, we can utilize the power of Next.js and React to create dynamic and interactive UI components that render the Drupal data in the desired format.
In the upcoming sections, we are going to learn:
- How to configure our Vactory Next project.
- How to leverage the power of Tailwind CSS.
- How to use Vactory Next's primitive elements such as Button, Link, Heading, etc., and how to style them.
- How to enable Multi-theming and add new themes.
- How to utilize AMP in multi-theme.
- How to leverage the power of Storybook to create interactive components that display multiple variants of your elements.
Get yourself a cup of coffee & Let's get started ☕️