Vrezh Oganisyan vre2h

Install eslint and prettier extensions in your editor.
Install packages via yarn:

  yarn add --dev prettier 
  yarn add --dev eslint-plugin-prettier
  yarn add --dev react-test-renderer
  yarn add redux react-redux
  yarn add prop-types

Your package.json file should consist a field homepage:

  "homepage": "https://<github-username>.github.io/<project-repo>"

2.1. Install gh-pages via npm:

 npm i --save-dev gh-pages

Install normalize.css via npm

npm install --save normalize.css

1.1 Or yarn

yarn add normalize.css

Eslint and Prettier. There is no config's for eslint and prettier:
- Prettier helps to keep code beautiful event if big team works for project and there are ones who write ugly and unreadable code.
- Eslint is de-facto standard in JS world. It helps a lot to keep your code respectively to standard.
Info about project:
- There is no info about project in package.json or Readme. At least a few words which redirects to github will be enough.
JS standard for if else syntax is:

React Test

Section 8.2

The right answer is 2. You can check sources: 1 and 2 > React is designed so that reconciliation and rendering are separate phases. The reconciler does the work of computing which parts of a tree have changed; the renderer then uses that information to actually update the rendered app.

Before writing a single line of code.

Books

Note: all Books I've read by myself.

CSS

CSS3: The Missing Manual by David Sawyer McFarland

JS

You Don't Know JS by Kyle Simpson

Install node-uuid package

npm install --save node-uuid

Or yarn

yarn add node-uuid

	import React from 'react';
	import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
	import { PropTypes } from 'prop-types';
	import App from './App';

	const Root = ({ store }) => (
	<Provider store={store}>
	<App />
	</Provider>
	);

	language: node_js
	node_js:
	- "stable"