In this video, Emmanuel Henri initiates a new React project, then ejects the project to show all the content of a React project. Finally, he explores the project's folders and files.
- [Man] In order to explore what we need…to update in our current application,…we'll have a React base project so…you can see and understand some…of the items we are doing, and we'll…do this leverage in Create React app.…So o warning for those pushing your applications…tho GitHub, push your latest change…before ejecting the React, as it…will stop the ejection and warn you to do so.…So why ejecting the app, or what is it, exactly?…When first creating a React project…with Create React App, the application…hides away a lot of the script files…and configurations to make it simpler to work with React.…
But I want you to see all these files…to understand what we are doing with…our conversion, and we'll need some…of these files, anyways, to copy…and paste into our own project.…So the ejecting command does that for us.…So let's go ahead and create a brand new folder.…So let's exit out of that watch here.…And let's create a new folder here.…So let's go ahead and go to our command line…interface, and just cd out of that,…
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10/10/2017- Creating a new React project
- Installing and working with React Developer Tools
- Dissecting a project into components
- Setting up the state with static data
- Adding and finalizing CSS in components
- Setting up and leveraging Firebase
- Standard code best practices
- Installing and setting up Flow for type checking
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Video: Creation of the base React app