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It's literally 93 page-downs to the "Hello world" On the upside, it all seems clear (if somewhat laborious to go through in totality) and I definitely apprecia
by lucideer 10y ago
It's literally 93 page-downs to the "Hello world"
On the upside, it all seems clear (if somewhat laborious to go through in totality) and I definitely appreciate that the majority of those 93 page-downs were covering setting up testing and a testing strategy + framework. It seems most things of this type are more likely to either say "set up testing" without detail, OR are guides specifically for doing testing without going into great detail about the app being tested.
- moogleii 10y agoHuh? The first "hello world" equivalent occurs in the beginning. https://www.fullstackreact.com/articles/react-tutorial-cloning-yelp/#demo-basic-appjs https://www.fullstackreact.com/articles/react-tutorial-cloni...
- lucideer 10y agoThat's the first time he prints anything to screen, but the actual first "Hello world" text is at the beginning of the Routing section where he's just finished all initial boilerplate and testing setup and puts in his first route. Which is a little more representative. I think it's a good guide btw.
- moogleii 10y agoI guess it depends what one thinks is representative of a hello world. His first print out of the literal "hello world" may be down that far, but in terms of "classical" hello world "standards" (just based off what hello world apps have traditionally looked like), the section I linked is more analogous in my opinion. It shows react operational and rendering. If the bar is a yelp clone (which is already contrary to what a hello world is), then sure, maybe page 93 is more apt. But...you're building a yelp clone.
- lucideer 10y agoMy thinking was the bar would be "first output after boilerplate setup", in this case immediately before beginning to write any yelp-ish logic.