Gist c279dccce26cb2098de6

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Gist c279dccce26cb2098de6

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Last edited May 26, 2015

Created on May 26, 2015

This example is a React application that sets up an empty container component with an initial state of an empty items array. The code uses React’s createFactory and createClass APIs, along with React.DOM shorthand tags (such as div, ul, li, and form) to define the component structure. The render method is a stub, with subcomponents noted but not yet implemented, and the app is mounted to the DOM via React.render in a jQuery document-ready handler. The data source and any visualization logic are not yet present in the provided code.

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