These problems were submitted by students. The idea is for other students to try the scenarios and see if they are able to use debugging skills/tools to identify the problem, understand it and explain it to others, and to fix it.
Run yarn (in the master branch) to install all the dependencies you'll need for the project.
Then, use git checkout problem-X (where X is a number) to try the different problems. For each problem, you'll need to start either the React server, the Node/Express server, or both, and try the app and try to spot a problem. In some cases, you won't truly need the node server, but that's ok. In other cases, the node server won't even start. For some problems, there will be more instructions in PROBLEM.md, but if that file doesn't exist, your job is to explore and you are expected to find it anyway.
On each branch, you should create a SOLUTION.md file that describes the following:
- The problem
- How you figured out where/what the problem is (aka how you debugged it)
- How to fix the problem
Commit that code before switching to another branch.
Note that there is a problem-X-solution branch for each problem.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.