When I first started learning Full Stack JS development, I could barely understand the difference/relationship between a server and a client. I rem...
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Great article!
Small typo though (sorry) ...
In all the example code you've used port 5000 but then, near the end of the article, it says:
"After your React app runs, you should see it at localhost:3000."
Maybe I should have made this more clear.
Here is the thing,
Since the client and the server are two different things, they also run on two different ports.
When you do
create-react-app, by default your app (client) will run onport 3000where as for the server, we choose to run it onport 5000Thanks Mustafa. Apologies, I jumped the gun and hadn't tested it for myself first. 🤦♂️
I've run through the process now and did find that the following command doesn't work:
npm create-react-app my_appThe "npm" should be "npx". i.e:
npx create-react-app my_appFor npm use the following command:
npm init react-app my_appSource: github.com/facebook/create-react-app
Once again, great article!
you are so right. I meant type
npx. Thanks again!Can you write a blog on how to get started with react?? Because i have learnt nodejs and now want to learn react.
I will try and craft something. Meanwhile, I find Wes Bos to be a great teacher. Look for his course online: React for beginners
Thanks
I just read this too:
dev.to/0xbanana/top-beginner-react...
Amazing article 🔥🔥
It doesn't work good for me, for 1-3 messages it works good, but when I have more then 3 it takes too long to send message, so I gotta refresh page.
To the best of my abilities, I break concepts down and make them sound as silly as possible.