Recently we documented the process of building a chatbot app in 3 hours and 37 minutes. A couple of days later we documented porting that to make an Angular Chatbot, and now in today's post we're going to look at porting the vanilla chatbot to React.
Yesterday we documented the process of building a chatbot app in 3 hours and 37 minutes. We wrote that app in "vanilla" JS but we know one of the features of JsPlumb that people love is its deep integration with libraries such as Angular, Vue, React and Svelte. In today's post we're going to look at porting the vanilla chatbot to Angular.
Recently we had the idea that a good addition to our list of starter applications might be a chatbot demo. In this post we're going to track the process in real time, or real-ish time, at least. We're going to write this in ES6, and we'll use esbuild to create our bundle.
The source code of this demo is available on Github. If you're not a licensee of JsPlumb, you can start your 30 day free trial of JsPlumb here.
So - here goes.