- Front end should consist of a table view of all students
- Clicking on a student should show a detailed view of that individual student's test scores
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fork and
git clone -
npm install -
Once you have your .babelrc and webpack.config.js, use 'npm run build-watch' to bundle your front end!
- Take a look at .babelrc and webpack.config.js, this will give you clues as to how to structure your app.
- All your React code should feed into browser/index.js
- Use axios to access your express routes Via AJAX. This is just like fetch, but more compatible with React!
- It may be best to do a guided mob code of the necessary webpack/.babelrc infrastructure before letting students loose on the React code!
- Emphasize that students will usually be working with a boilerplate, and it's not super important to learn the nitty-gritty of .babelrc and wepback at this moment. They should be getting more comfortable looking up unknowns in the documentation.