How Lelylan microservices "fit" with REACT and REACT NATIVE?

[SriRam Chadalavada]

I really like your API and the microservices architecture as something we can use for our robotics product. We plan to develop a JS React app for iPad and Windows desktop and want to understand better where and how your API will work with REACT and/or Native.

Thanks,
Sriram

[Lelylan Touch]

Hi Sriram,

I'm Andrea Reginato, the creator of Lelylan. 

I'm happy to hear you like Lelylan API and architecture and would be great for me if you could use the work I've done to create your own robotic products. In these weeks I'm also starting to investigate React and I think it's a perfect match with Lelylan to make high quality UI and define a clear architecture on how to build frontend apps. Being Lelylan offering an API, React (and other solutions like Angular.JS) can freely use Lelylan.

My Idea at the moment is to define the components that could make sense for building an IoT App. I'm also getting convinced that the Atomic Design is a good approach to use to define different "deeps" of components.

I think there is a lot to talk about, but I would love to know more about your ideas.
Yay!

 

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[Sriram Chadalavada]

HI Andrea,

   For our MVP, we are also looking at Atomic design.

   On the UI side, we are using Structor for quick prototyping of high quality UI using REACT.

   Initially we want communication with a physical device whose GPS coordinates, acceleration, temperature can be set and read via a web app. At a later stage, there may be multiple such devices in parallel. 

  For this setup,  do you have thoughts on choosing between MongoDB, Kafka and/or Redis, Cassandra for the backend database for the event archive, sensor data and authorization tokens? If Kafka, how easy or difficult would it be to integrate with Lelylan?

Thanks,

Sriram

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[Lelylan Touch]

Hi Sriram,

I didn't know about Structor, and from a first glance it looks a nice tool. 

Also the other tools you are linting looks good. After some years of experience I would move to Redis, Kafka, Spark and Cassandra to make a solid setup for such a project and to collect (and later on analyse) the data from the physical world.

With Lelylan you can use the realtime api (aka webhooks) to easily communicate with any system (e.g. Kafka). Another solution is to access directly to mongoDB capped collection, which is still a feasable solution, but less flexible in my opinion.

Best,