frontend-core

To add a new page to a SSR React site app, define the route in the site routes file and update the corresponding SSR entry point to maintain compatibility with the createServerRenderer utility.

Site and admin routes in a TypeScript frontend project live in separate React applications within the services/madoc-ts/src/frontend directory, specifically organized into site and admin route files to keep the architecture decoupled.

The best way to style new UI components in a Madoc TypeScript frontend is using Tailwind, which is recommended over styled-components to ensure consistency across the site and admin React applications.

Yes, you can use shared utilities for both site and admin React applications by placing reusable UI helpers and the server renderer in the shared directory, ensuring both apps access the same logic without duplication.

Yes, you need to update server rendering files when modifying React routes because the SSR entry points must adjust to route changes to ensure the server correctly renders the updated React components without breaking the architecture.

Updating an admin route requires changing the SSR entry point because the server-side rendering process depends on matching the exact route definitions to pre-render the React components correctly using the createServerRenderer utility.