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React Starter

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SSeward Lee
Last edited Feb 9, 2020
Created on Feb 9, 2020
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This React Starter example displays a large, centered "Hello World" message in the browser. The code uses a native HTML `<pre>` element styled with CSS to render the text, and a small JavaScript snippet updates the message content by selecting the element with `document.getElementById('message-element')` and setting its `textContent` property. The example demonstrates a minimal React-free setup, relying on the DOM API directly within the `index.js` file.

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