This is a quick little React app I threw together to investigate how numbers are ordered when sorted alphabetically by their English spelling. The layout is not optimized at all – don't try to look at this on a phone!
I also used it as an opportunity to experiment with a "plugin" architecture, to make the app more easily expandable/configurable. Hence, it would be easy to add more chart libraries or languages in the future.
I also wanted to experiment with some different chart libraries. Here is what I found:
- react-charts does not support TypeScript, so unfortunately I won't be using it in this TypeScript project.
- react-chartjs-2 supports TypeScript very minimally (there are typedefs, but all the interesting types are merely "any"). I ended up using it here just to get a quick chart, but I wouldn't use it in a production TypeScript app.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.