Learning ReactJS

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react-intro : Learning ReactJS

This is the React comment box example from the React tutorial.

Installing

go run server.go

And visit http://vm:3000/ assuming you host is called vm. Try opening multiple tabs!

You can change the port number by setting the $PORT environment variable before invoking any of the scripts above, e.g.,

PORT=3001 node server.js