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app.js missing from intro-react-6-the-future
I'm taking the course and I find this version doesn't work because the app.js and app.jsx are missing.
Please post them.
Thanks, Jerry
Can you tell me the exact error you're getting and when it happens?
It's true that these files don't exist in the chapter 6 branch, but there also shouldn't be anything that requires them...
Hi Mike,
I get the error when I try to run Reactintro/intro-react-6-the-future in localhost. I get a blank page and then when I look at the errors in Chrome dev tools:
I get a 404 on app.js not being there because index.html has the line:
Thanks for looking into it.
-Jerry
On Sat, Oct 15, 2016 at 10:27 PM, mike sugarbaker [email protected] wrote:
Can you tell me the exact error you're getting and when it happens?
It's true that these files don't exist in the chapter 6 branch, but there also shouldn't be anything that requires them...
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Chapter 6, being about React Native, contains nothing that runs in Chrome or any other web browser - you'll want to install Xcode and run it from there, because it's a fully fledged native iOS app. (The release of this course predates the addition of Android support to React Native, so if you don't have a Mac it won't run without a good amount of work; sorry about that.)
What I really need to do, in all likelihood, is make sure I actually wrote that down somewhere instead of just saying it in the video...
Sorry, I was just going through looking at examples in the browser. I'm actually still studying the flux chapter, but I clicked on the chap 6 folder with my browser and wondered why it didn't work. So if chapt 6 code shouldn't run in the browser, perhaps the index.html which includes app.js shouldn't be there. Just a thought.