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SSepehr Roshanpour
Last edited Apr 5, 2021
Created on Apr 5, 2021
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This example presents a minimal HTML page that integrates React with a custom JavaScript module. The page uses React 17.0.2 via CDN, with the `code.js` file importing `React` and `ReactDOM`. While the script attempts to reference ReactDOM, a typo in the `index.html` script tag prevents successful loading. The demonstration focuses on the foundational structure of combining React with static HTML and CSS, setting a baseline for more complex visualizations. Although no data or rendered output is visible, the code highlights the setup for a React-based interactive visualization.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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