React Starter

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Created on Feb 20, 2020

This example demonstrates React rendering the same component twice, each displaying a large "how are you?" message. The App component is defined with JSX and rendered into two separate DOM roots, #root and #root1, using ReactDOM.render from React 16.10.0. The second root is styled with a light green background color. The example serves as a minimal starter template for integrating React into a visualization gallery.

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