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Source code for React Quickly [Manning, 2017]: Painless Web Apps with React, JSX, Redux, and GraphQL πŸ“•

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As i understand, if format of date differs from USA standards, in AnalogDisplay's component 'new Date(props.time)' will be output 'Invalid Date'. That's why animations of arrows will not working. CSS...

Bumps [jquery](https://github.com/jquery/jquery) from 3.1.0 to 3.5.0. Commits 7a0a850 3.5.0 8570a08 Release: Update AUTHORS.txt da3dd85 Ajax: Do not execute scripts for unsuccessful HTTP responses 065143c Ajax: Overwrite s.contentType with content-type header...

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First, thanks for the great book. I've found an issue while running tests of chapter 16's password example. The tests failed with this error: `ReferenceError: randomIndex is not defined`. The...

![getEventListeners](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/53168129/64410286-90a8a800-d03f-11e9-94dc-dbf2e2174809.png)

**Listing 5.1** in the **book** has an error in the **Content component class** `render()` method: `if (this.state.counter > 2) return` should be: `if (this.state.counter > 2) return `

Pg. 304 Summary The 4th bullet reads: "With Redux, you can dispatch an action or put in into the properties object." I believe the word "in" should be "it".

In chapter 1, the quiz question number 4: You must include react-com.js in order to render React elements on a web page. The answer to this is true. I believe...

Currently, `handleRadio(event)` looks like this: ``` let obj = {} obj[event.target.value] = event.target.checked // true this.setState({radioGroup: obj}) ``` This won't work as written. Since `obj` is an empty object, the...

I'm using bootstrap.css v4.1 css class to build the tooltip widget. the script.jsx code is kept unchanged as in the book, but the web page was rendered differently as with...

let randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * value); otherwise i get ReferenceError: can't access lexical declaration`X' before initialization