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Self Notes — React Router Getting Started

Russell Hammett Jr. (Kritner)
4 min readSep 8, 2020

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My notes about trying to get started with React.

I’m mostly a backend-dev. The bit of front-end dev I’ve done was on web-forms with asp.net. Getting started in this whole ecosystem seems pretty daunting coming from a background where I have access to strongly typed, easily testable code.

This is probably rehashing things I’ve stated before, but with front end I feel like it’s more of an “opinion” on if something is implemented in an “good” way.

Anyway, I’m trying to mess about with React. I want to hopefully at some point, replace the mostly placeholder site I have at kritner.com, with something a bit more substantial.

The first thing I thought would make sense to get started with is a general shared layout for pages.

I’ll be making use of Code Sandbox for my experimentation. Code sandbox, if you’ve never used it, allows for a playground (or sandbox…) for putting together sample apps with varying tech stacks like React, Vue, with or without TypeScript, etc.

Starting out with the template React Typescript. First thing I’ll do is introduce a few page stubs that my navigation will link to:

About.tsx

import React from "react";export default function About() {
return…

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Russell Hammett Jr. (Kritner)
Russell Hammett Jr. (Kritner)

Written by Russell Hammett Jr. (Kritner)

Just a boring Application Developer/Dad. I enjoy gaming, learning new technologies, reading, and potentially other stuff. That’s about it.

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