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React Starter

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TTrustPaul
Last edited Oct 28, 2020
Created on Oct 28, 2020
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This React starter example displays the word “Hello” in large, centered text using a minimal React setup. It renders a single message component into the DOM via `ReactDOM.render`, employing React 16.13.1 loaded from a UMD build. The visualization relies on the `root` div and a bundled JavaScript file, with styling applied through an inline `<style>` block. The code demonstrates a basic React integration without additional data or interactive features, serving as a template for building more complex charting applications.

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