I'd prefer to use some wildly popular open source ...
# suitescripts
stalbert
04/10/2019, 3:24 PMI'd prefer to use some wildly popular open source lib/framework to create this sort of thing rather than something proprietary
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Albert Margarit (NS Eng Lead)
04/10/2019, 3:37 PMYou will be able to do that too 😎
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stalbert
04/10/2019, 3:41 PMthat would be far more attractive. To be honest, I very rarely use the 'native' Suitelet constructs for building custom NS UI as it's too primitive/restrictive.
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stalbert
04/10/2019, 3:42 PMfor me, the primary use case for a "Suitelet" has been to act as a lightweight JSON backend for a SPA (hosted in the file cabinet)
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Albert Margarit (NS Eng Lead)
04/10/2019, 5:01 PMDid you join the SW session?
Albert Margarit (NS Eng Lead)
04/10/2019, 5:01 PMThe components I'm using in this demo are all new SPA components (client-side rendering)
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mayerlench
04/10/2019, 6:34 PMI create a tutorial to host react applications in netsuite. I use a suitelet to serve the SPA. Iv been using this for over year. The concept is the same for all SPAs
mayerlench
04/10/2019, 6:35 PMmayerlench
04/10/2019, 6:35 PMThis shows you how to develop locally too
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Blake Enloe
04/10/2019, 7:01 PMWhoa
Blake Enloe
04/10/2019, 7:06 PMThat's really interesting
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Albert Margarit (NS Eng Lead)
04/11/2019, 11:08 AMNice approach @mayerlench! The idea behind the new SuiteScript UI is to allow you to do the same with proper support (no more Forms and inlinehtml, native ability to load CSS, pass initialization params from server side, etc)
Albert Margarit (NS Eng Lead)
04/11/2019, 11:09 AMSince you have experience with this, I would recommend to join the webinar so you can also give us feedback on what you'll see