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The Essential Skills and Qualities to Look for When Hiring React JS Developers

React JS has become one of the most popular JavaScript libraries for building user interfaces. Its flexibility, reusability, and efficiency have made it a go-to choice for many companies looking to develop robust web applications. As the demand for React JS developers continues to rise, it is crucial for businesses to know what skills and qualities to look for when hiring these professionals. In this article, we will discuss the essential skills and qualities that make a great React JS developer.

Strong Proficiency in JavaScript

When searching for a React JS developer, proficiency in JavaScript is a must-have skill. Since React JS is built on top of JavaScript, a deep understanding of the language is essential. A skilled developer should be well-versed in core JavaScript concepts such as variables, functions, arrays, objects, and control flow. They should also have knowledge of modern JavaScript features like arrow functions, destructuring assignment, promises, and async/await.

Experience with React Ecosystem

While having a solid foundation in JavaScript is important, familiarity with the React ecosystem is equally crucial. A competent React JS developer should have hands-on experience with various tools and libraries such as Redux (for state management), Next.js (for server-side rendering), and Jest (for testing). Understanding how these components work together within the React ecosystem will enable developers to create scalable and efficient applications.

Problem-Solving Skills

Another essential quality to look for when hiring a React JS developer is strong problem-solving skills. Developing complex web applications often involves encountering challenges along the way. A skilled developer should possess the ability to identify problems quickly and come up with effective solutions. They should be able to think critically and troubleshoot issues efficiently using debugging tools or by leveraging their knowledge of coding best practices.

Collaboration and Communication

While technical skills are crucial in any development role, collaboration and communication skills are equally important. A great React JS developer should be able to work effectively in a team environment, collaborating with designers, project managers, and other developers. Clear and concise communication is essential for understanding project requirements, discussing ideas, and providing progress updates. A developer who can effectively communicate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders is an asset to any organization.

In conclusion, hiring a skilled React JS developer requires looking for a combination of technical skills and personal qualities. Proficiency in JavaScript, experience with the React ecosystem, strong problem-solving abilities, and effective collaboration and communication skills are all essential traits to seek out when hiring for this role. By finding developers who possess these skills and qualities, businesses can ensure the successful development of their React JS projects.

This text was generated using a large language model, and select text has been reviewed and moderated for purposes such as readability.

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Bill of materials.

Bill of Material is the document that keeps a record of the components or raw materials used for the manufacturing of a product. Odoo 14 Bill of Material ensures the proper documentation of all components used for the manufacturing of a product. It also includes the quantity details of the component for the production of the product. What is more the routing of the manufacturing process and individual steps take while manufacturing gets recorded in the Bill of Material (BoM).

Odoo offers support to the user to link multiple BoMs with each product. This ensures the documentation of the multiple variants of the product.

In Odoo 14, Routing is done at Manufacturing at BOM itself. Create multi-level Bills of Materials: Set a Bill of Materials with in another BoM

Optional routing: Generate new routings for work orders. This will sequence your production depending on the routing used. Create new routings for work orders. This will sequence your creation relying upon the routing utilized.

Version changes: It enables the inclusion of configurable alternatives while creating orders.

Phantom of Bill of Materials: Allows the sale of products in kits or to build replacement parts by Creating phantom BoM.

Setting up a BoM: The user can skip assignation of routing to the Bill of Material if the user decides to manage the manufacturing operations using manufacturing orders. In such cases, the manufacturing process will be completed in a single step and routing will not be required.

A user can create a new BoM by clicking CREATE button. But, for that, the user will have to create a product under the Product Menu.

After that go to the Bills of Materials under Product menu to CREATE BoM.

Now you can click CREATE button to create new Bill of Materials.

Here, you can see many attributes in the Create Form. They are explained below:

Product: The user can select a product from list. The product can be selected from the dropdown menu.

Product Variant: On defining product variant the BoM will be prepared specifically for this variant. Quantity: Quantity of the products to be manufactured.

Routing: This include the details of technical procedures for manufacturing the product. If a routing is specified we can say that the production orders will be executed through work order. If not, everything will be included in the production order.

Reference: This field is used to distinguish between different BoM for same product.

Specify the BoM Type: This helps the user to categorise the BoM for Manufacture this product/Kit/Subcontracting.

Below this you can find Add a line option. This field can be used to provide the details of raw materials used for the production.

Component: The component used for the process

Quantity Product unit of measure: It indicates the unit of measure of the product

Apply on Variants: Helps to generate common BOM for all variants

Note:- A BoM can be later Updated/Deleted from Manufacturing > Products> Bill of Materials.

A user can use BoM for Product Variants. If the Bill of Material is for a single variant, specify them in the Product Variant field. If the Bill of Material is for multiple variants the user can specify the variant in the component line. A user can add many variants for each component.

This tab allows the user to add routing. Initially Operations Tab may not be there in BoM Create form. A user can operations the BoM in Odoo 14. To enable this, go to Manufacturing > Configurations>Settings> Work Orders feature.

Note:- It should be noted that each BoM will have only single routing. But each routing can be used several times to meet the requirements.

Create Operations

In Odoo 14, routing comes under Operations. A user can create routing by adding a line to the operations. On clicking Add a Line a new window will be opened. This window which gives you the Create Operations Form has many fields. Here you can add the individual steps used in the manufacturing process.

Operation: The activity

Work Centre: The production centre where activities related to manufacturing take place

Sequence: This defines the order in which the specified BoMs will be included for production orders

Duration Computation: Calculation of the time required for the process

It can be done in two ways

1. Compute duration based on tracked time

2. Set duration manually

A work sheet tab also is provided in the form. This enables you to decide up on what type of work sheet has to be uploaded. It could be PDF, Google slide or Text.

The user can upload the file in the form.

After adding the routing, the user can save the operation window.

Adding by-products

In Odoo we can define a by-product as the product manufactured apart from the primary product given in the Bill of Material.

A user can add by-products to a BoM, go to Manufacturing > Configurations>Settings> Work Orders feature.

The user can enable the by-product feature by checking the box and saving the changes. After activating the feature in the settings, you can add your By-Products to your BoMs. One can add as many By-Products as they want. However, it should be registered during which operation the by-product is produced.

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Manufacturing : Manufacturing Workflows: Multi-Level BoM

This document covers how to configure the advanced scenario when a  Bill of Materials (BoM) has a component product with its own BoM, and how they work in the Manufacturing application of Odoo 15.

To get started, navigate to the Manufacturing app.

We will use a product, "Bat-Costume", which has multiple BoMs: One for the Suit which contains products like boots, chest piece, and a cowl, and a sub-BoM for a Belt which is made up of components like smoke bombs and batarangs. 

There are two types of sub-BoMs that can be created: 

Phantom BoM:  This is a Kit BoM that, when triggered, creates pickings to gather the components. There is no Manufacturing Order. 

Subassembly: This is a Manufacturing BoM that, when triggered, creates pickings to complete a Manufacturing Order. In a subassembly, there is a Manufacturing Order. 

We're going to start by creating a BoM for the Costume. Because there is no assembly needed (i.e. no Manufacturing Order required), this will be considered a Phantom BoM.

Creating a Phantom  Sub-BoM

First, go to  Products > Bills of Materials , then click Create . This opens a new Bill of Materials form where we'll complete the following fields:

Product: The product we're creating with this BoM.

Variant: If there are variations of this product, select the one that applies to this BoM only.

Quantity: The number of finished products being created via this BoM.

Reference: This is an optional field; here you can enter keywords or codes for internal use.

BoM Type: Because this is a Phantom BoM, select "Kit".

Under the Component tab, click Add a Line . This opens a blank line where you'll select the first component of the product, as well as the Quantity  required for this BoM. The Unit of Measure will auto-complete based on the product. 

Repeat this for each component of the sub-BoM.

When you're ready, click Save .

Create the Parent BoM

Next, we need to create a BoM for the parent product: Bat-Costume. Staying on the Products > Bills of Materials page, click create . This opens a new Bills of Materials form where we'll complete the following fields:

Product:  The product we're creating with this BoM.

Variant:  If there are variations of this product, select the one that applies to this BoM only.

Quantity:  The number of finished products being created via this BoM.

Reference:  This is an optional field; here you can enter keywords or codes for internal use.

BoM Type:  This is also a kit BoM as we purchase the components rather than manufacture them.

Under the  COMPONENT  tab, click  ADD A LINE . This opens a blank line where you'll add the components of the final product, including the Phantom BoM, created in the previous step.

Under the Operations tab, click Add a Line and add each Operation of the manufacturing process for the final product.

When you're ready, click  SAVE .

Product Configuration

We only produce this product when it is ordered and therefore will need to configure the product to have both Manufacture and Replenish on Order (MTO) routes. 

To do this, click Products > Products . Once there, find and open the product.

In the product template, click Edit . Under the Inventory tab in the Operations section, select both the "Manufacture" and the "Replenish on Order (MTO)" routes. This tells Odoo that this product is created by us, and we need to create it each time it's ordered.

When you're ready, click Save . 

Good to Know!

Sub-bom components.

While we won't be covering it in this document, it's also important to configure procurement routes for all components of the Phantom BoM to ensure you always have what you need to produce the final product in a timely manner.

Producing the Parent Product with a Phantom BoM

Now that we have our BoMs created, we can manufacture our product via a Sales Order. We do this, again, because we only manufacture this product when it is ordered by a customer.  

Navigate to the Sales app.

Once there, go to  Orders > Orders , then click create . Add a Customer , and under the Order Lines tab click Add a Product to add your parent product. Follow the regular workflow for Sale Order creation . 

When you're ready, click save , then confirm . On the confirmed Sale Order, click the     Delivery  smart button. If this were a truly manufactured item, there would be a  Manufacturing smart button which would bring you to the production process. 

Complete your Manufacturing Order either by working through the Work Orders, clicking Validate , or by clicking Mark as Done . See Manufacturing Orders documentation for more information on how to complete Manufacturing Orders.

Once done, your product is ready for delivery.

Structure & Cost

Odoo makes it easy to see the costs involved in producing a final product. Navigate to the Manufacturing app.

Click Products > Bills of Materials and select the BoM for your parent product.

From the BoM, click the   Structure & Cost smart button.

Use the down arrows to expose the expandable sections of the report. You'll see the sub-BoM is listed separately and figures into the total product cost.

Subassembly BoM

Let's say our sub-BoM requires assembly before including it with the suit. We can use a Subassembly BoM rather than a Phantom BoM.

Navigate to the Inventory app.

From Products > Products , we'll select the Bat-Belt product.

From within the product template, we'll click the   Bill of Materials smart button.

Select the existing Kit BoM.

From within the BoM, click Edit . Here we'll make a couple adjustments.

BoM Type: Set this to Manufacture this Product

To specify the actual assembly (manufacturing) process, click Add a Line under the Operations tab, 

This brings up the Operations modal where we'll complete details of the operation.

Operation: Enter the name of the operation.

Work Center: Select the Work Center where this operation will be completed.

Sequence: This provides a sequence order when displaying a list of work orders. Since we're only using one operation, we'll leave it at the default setting.

Duration Computation: Indicate the method you want to use to calculate the time required for this task. Our user has already determined that it takes 15 minutes, so we'll use that figure. 

Under the Work Sheet tab, you have the option to provide visual steps via PDF, Google slide, or text.

When you're ready, click Save & Close .

On the BoM, click Save .

Producing the Parent Product with a Subassembly BoM

Now, let's see the difference in processes when we create a Sale Order for the product using the new BoM structure.

When you're ready, click save , then confirm . On the confirmed Sale Order, click the  Manufacturing smart button.

Instead of the individual components from the Phantom BoM being listed, we'll now see the subassembly product shown as  NOT AVAILABLE     until its respective Manufacturing Order is completed. 

Complete your Manufacturing Order either by working through the Work Orders, or by clicking Mark as Done . See Manufacturing Orders documentation for more information on how to complete Manufacturing Orders.

How js tour works in Odoo unittests ¶

The order is as following:

OPEN url_path from python phantom_js method

WAIT ready condition (Truthy or Falsy) from python phantom_js method

OPEN url from tour ’s options in js file

WAIT wait_for (deferred object) from tour ’s options in js file

DO first step from js tour

WAIT when trigger becomes visible

WAIT when extra_trigger becomes visible (if extra_trigger is presented)

EXECUTE action ( run or click on trigger )

DO NEXT step

STOP Running when:

error happens:

thrown via raise

reported via console.error(...)

reported by tour system on timeout for initial ready condition. Timeout value is 60 sec and it cannot be changed .

reported by tour system on step timeout .

Odoo 12 and below : reported via console.log('error', ...)

'test successful' is reported via console.log ( in Odoo 12 and below it was just 'ok )

directly by code

indirectly by tour system when all steps are done

timeout from python phantom_js method is occured. Default is 60 sec

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