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React Starter

This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders the text “Hello React!” centered on the page. The code defines a simple `App` component that returns a `<div>` with a CSS class for large, centered typography. It initializes the UI through `ReactDOM.render`, targeting the `#root` element in the HTML. The project relies on the React and React-DOM libraries, loaded via Unpkg, and uses a compiled `bundle.js` to execute the JavaScript logic.

Jul 19, 2020
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Car Report

This example renders a large-font "Hello World" message into a plain HTML page using React and JavaScript. The code, built with the React framework, references an `index.js` file that sets the message content, though the provided snippet contains a syntax error. The page structure is minimal, relying on a `<pre>` element and a bundled script to display the output, with no data source or interactive visualization involved.

Jul 19, 2020
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Car Report

This example renders a large-font "Hello World" message into a plain HTML page using React and JavaScript. The code, built with the React framework, references an `index.js` file that sets the message content, though the provided snippet contains a syntax error. The page structure is minimal, relying on a `<pre>` element and a bundled script to display the output, with no data source or interactive visualization involved.

Jul 19, 2020
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React Starter

This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders the static message "Hello React!" in large, centered text. The app uses React 16.13 and ReactDOM to define a simple functional component, `App`, which returns a `div` with the CSS class `.message`. The code then mounts this component into the page’s `#root` element via `ReactDOM.render()`. Styling for the oversized text comes from an inline `<style>` block in the HTML, and the project is built so that `index.js` compiles into a separate `bundle.js` for production.

Jul 19, 2020
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Cars Report

This example renders a minimal React-based page titled “Cars Report” that displays the text “Hello World” inside a dedicated element. It uses plain JavaScript to manipulate the DOM via `document.getElementById`, setting the text content of that element. The visualization relies on a bundled script (`bundle.js`) and an HTML entry point, with no external data sources or complex rendering libraries involved.

Jul 19, 2020