npm installnpm start- pull up
http://localhost:3000
I generally try to pin the critical packages in package.json to exact version numbers. That should ensure that things should work for you even if the React apis change significantly in future versions. If future versions of React are released, you can continue using the pinned versions in these files, or you can try to upgrade and follow the migration docs that React usually has with big api changes.
You can check the readme at https://github.com/jamischarles/ps_redux-demos for any major updates.
After recording, I added the following line to webpack.config.js to enable source maps. This makes debugging in chrome devtools
much easier.
devtool: "source-map",