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React Starter

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BBen Brophy
Last edited Jan 1, 2022
Created on Jan 1, 2022
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This React starter example renders the text “Hello React!” onto a blank HTML page. It uses the React and ReactDOM libraries (version 17.0.2 from unpkg) to define a simple component called `App`, then mounts it to the `#root` div via `ReactDOM.render`. The page is styled with no margin and hidden overflow, and the example serves as a minimal template for React-based visualization projects.

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