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This workshop should focus on JSX and basic component design.
You can review the sheet to see what is covered in the lecture videos before this.
For this workshop, we should have campers build out a reusable navbar component
maybe something like this?
It doesn't need to be super fancy.
The main goal is to get campers used to working with JSX which should be easier for them since it shares similar syntax to HTML
We should supply the CSS for them. And that will go inside the styles.css file in the editor like it normally does.
Acceptance criteria
Add your project to the frontend-cert/react-projects folder
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I am going to label all of these react and typescript workshops and labs as blocked for now until we know the final implementation in the editor by Oliver
I am going to remove the blocked label because the react changes have been merged into main.
So we should created the workshop for this and see how everything works in the editor. If there are any issues, then we will need to reach out to Oliver.
Once this workshop is merged into main, then we can open up the other workshops
Here are the changes that Oliver has been working on for the react projects in the fcc editor.
freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp#55860
For this first React workshop, all JSX will need to go in the HTML file.
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/gaearon/0275b1e1518599bbeafcde4722e79ed1/raw/db72dcbf3384ee1708c4a07d3be79860db04bff0/example.html
This workshop should focus on JSX and basic component design.
You can review the sheet to see what is covered in the lecture videos before this.
For this workshop, we should have campers build out a reusable navbar component
maybe something like this?
It doesn't need to be super fancy.
The main goal is to get campers used to working with JSX which should be easier for them since it shares similar syntax to HTML
We should supply the CSS for them. And that will go inside the styles.css file in the editor like it normally does.
Acceptance criteria
frontend-cert/react-projects
folderThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: