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- It is easy to debug React component tree and Redux state transitions
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using extensions for Google Chrome and Firefox.
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##### Internationalization And Globalization
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The user interface must be accessible in multiple languages and should be easily
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translatable into more languages in the future. The most promissing library
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which enables react applications to translate all of the messages of the UI is
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[react-intl](https://github.com/yahoo/react-intl).
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A good JavaScript library for manipulation with dates and times is
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[Moment.js](http://momentjs.com). It is used by many open-source react
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components like date and time pickers.
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#### User Interface Design
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There is no artist on the team so we had to come up with an idea how to create a
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*type* of the action. The simple reducers can change only a specific subtree of
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the whole state tree and these subtrees do not overlap.
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##### Redux Middleware
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A middleware in redux is a function which can process actions before they are
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SRR calls all these functions and delays the response of the HTTP server until
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all of the promises are resolved (or some of them fails).
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### Localization and globalization
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The whole application is prepared for localization and globalization. All of the
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translatable texts can be extracted from the user interface and translated
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into several languages. The numbers, dates, and time values are also formatted
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with respect to the selected language. The
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[react-intl](https://github.com/yahoo/react-intl) and
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[Moment.js](http://momentjs.com/) libraries are used to achieve this.
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All the strings can be extracted from the application using a command:
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```
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$ npm run exportStrings
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```
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This will create JSON files with the exported strings for the 'en' and 'cs'
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locale. If you want to export strings for more languages, you must edit the
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`/manageTranslations.js` script. The exported strings are placed in the
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`/src/locales` directory.
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## Communication Protocol
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