React Starter

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Created on Apr 13, 2020

This example shows a single large “Hello React!” message centered on a plain white page, with no data or charts involved. It demonstrates the minimal setup for a React visualization project by rendering a functional component with JSX through `ReactDOM.render`. The page loads React 16.10.0 from a CDN and runs the script from `bundle.js`, though the visible behavior is limited to static text styling via CSS.

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