app.js missing from intro-react-6-the-future

[jhoward88]

I'm taking the course and I find this version doesn't work because the app.js and app.jsx are missing.

Please post them.

Thanks,
Jerry

[misuba]

Can you tell me the exact error you're getting and when it happens?

It's true that these files don't exist in the chapter 6 branch, but there also shouldn't be anything that requires them...

[jhoward88]

Hi Mike,

I get the error when I try to run Reactintro/intro-react-6-the-future in
localhost. I get a blank page and then when I look at the errors in Chrome
dev tools:

I get a 404 on app.js not being there because index.html has the line:

<script type="text/javascript" src="app.js"></script>

Thanks for looking into it.

-Jerry

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Can you tell me the exact error you're getting and when it happens?

It's true that these files don't exist in the chapter 6 branch, but there
also shouldn't be anything that requires them...

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[misuba]

Chapter 6, being about React Native, contains nothing that runs in Chrome or any other web browser - you'll want to install Xcode and run it from there, because it's a fully fledged native iOS app. (The release of this course predates the addition of Android support to React Native, so if you don't have a Mac it won't run without a good amount of work; sorry about that.)

What I really need to do, in all likelihood, is make sure I actually wrote that down somewhere instead of just saying it in the video...

[jhoward88]

Sorry, I was just going through looking at examples in the browser. I'm actually still studying the flux chapter, but I clicked on the chap 6 folder with my browser and wondered why it didn't work. So if chapt 6 code shouldn't run in the browser, perhaps the index.html which includes app.js shouldn't be there. Just a thought.