React Tutorial (with Webpack + ES6): Build a ToDo App with Best Practices
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as a beginner-friendly way to set up a React and Webpack environment and as the tutorial they were following when they hit bugs.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2016 to 2017.
What it is
A 52-minute hands-on tutorial from the Firecode channel that builds a ToDo app in React using Webpack and ES6, with the source code on GitHub. The first part walks through setting up the Webpack and Babel environment before moving on to components, state and props.
What people said
Recommends AmirHossein Rd · 2016-12 · Stack Overflow · on “create-react-app not currently working”
Im not 100% sure on the answer to your question. However; if you are simply trying to setup a react environment, I suggest referring to a Youtube tutorial on React. Create a folder on your desired directory then go to specific directory using Command prompt, or gitBash, or Cygwin and using NodeJs you can install everything you need to get started.Follow the first 10 min to set it up and then you're good to go. Good luck [this video]
Recommends AmirHossein Rd · 2016-12 · Stack Overflow · on “bundle js not created by webpack”
I'm new to the webpack/React setup aswell. However; if you are trying to setup a react environment. I suggest following the first 10 minutes of the following video,it will help you setup your environment, but from my understanding the process does not actually create a bundle.js file and somehow it does it within webpack configuration. Good luck [this video]
Cites Vlady Veselinov · 2016-04 · Stack Overflow · on “Mapping an array inside an object in React with ES6”
I'm making a react-feed app, inspired by Michael's tutorial [LINK] (there's also a video [this video] ) and I encountered some trouble trying to pass an array inside an array as props using Lodash's _.map [LINK] function. This is the information I'm mapping: const events = [ { event: 'Gods', venue: 'Asgard', venuePicture: 'picture1.jpg', when: '21:00 27/04/16', genres: ['rock', 'funk'], artists: [ { artist: 'Thor', artistPicture: 'thor.jpg' }, { artist: 'Loki', artistPicture: 'loki.jpg' } ] }, { event: 'Humans', venue: 'Midgard', venuePicture: 'picture2.jpg', when: '21:00 27/04/16', genres: ['jazz', 'pop'], artists: [ { artist: 'Human1', artistPicture: 'human1.jpg' }, { artist: 'Human2', artistPi
Cites who-aditya-nawandar · 2017-06 · Stack Overflow · on “this.props.createTask is not defined”
I am following this tutorial React Tutorial [this video] Here is the thing: I am calling function createTask from create-todo.js; the function is defined in app.js app.js import React from 'react'; import ToDosList from './todos-list'; import CreateToDoItem from './create-todo-item' const todoitems=[ { task: 'finish react todo tutorial', isCompleted: false }, { task: 'eat lunch', isCompleted: true } ]; export default class App extends React.Component { constructor(props){ super(props) this.state={ todoitems }; } render() { return( <div> <h1>React Demo App - ToDos </h1> <CreateToDoItem createtask ={this.createTask.bind(this)}/> <ToDosList todoitems={this.state.todoitems} /> </div> ); } createTask(