Learn INFERNO with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install inferno inferno-create-element`

Use JSX with Babel plugin: `babel-plugin-inferno`

CDN via unpkg or jsDelivr

`inferno-hyperscript` for h() syntax

`inferno-server` for SSR rendering

Install Inferno via npm

Configure Babel plugin

Create component files

Mount app via `Inferno.render`

Set up bundler for JSX transform

babel.config.js - JSX setup

vite.config.js - build

webpack.config.js - bundling

package.json - scripts

server.js - SSR rendering

No official CLI (use Vite or Webpack)

npm run dev - start dev server

npm run build - production build

npm run serve - SSR server

Community scaffolding tools exist

Integrate i18n libraries (i18next)

Use props for dynamic translations

SSR for pre-rendered language output

Locale-based dynamic imports

Custom context providers

ARIA attributes via props

Keyboard event handlers

Semantic JSX support

Accessible components possible

SSR improves initial accessibility

CSS, Tailwind, SCSS supported

CSS-in-JS (emotion, styled-components partially)

Class / style props

Scoped style patterns

SSR-compatible styling

Local component state

Redux/Zustand compatibility

Props-driven updates

External store integration

Server preloaded state for SSR

Props/state flow

Fetch/Axios for API calls

Real-time data handling with subscriptions

VDOM-efficient rendering cycles

GraphQL/Apollo integration possible