This is the repository for TylerMcGinnis.com's "React" course curriculum project.

For more information on the course, visit tm.dev/courses/react.

This is a (soft) "Hacker News" clone.

You can view the final project at tm.dev/react-course-curriculum

If you get stuck, you can view my solution by checking out the solution branch.

You will need to use React's dangerouslySetInnerHTML prop to show the HTML posts that the API gives you. We didn't cover it in the course but you can read about it here.

There are a few different ways you can approach this, each with varying difficulties.

• Hardest: Look at the finished project and build it. This is obviously the hardest approach but the one you'll gain the most learning from. The only thing that you'll need is the documentation for the Hacker News API.

• Whatever word is between "Hardest" and "Easiest": Copy my api.js file to your project then build the app. After all, you're here to learn React, not the Hacker News API. If you took this approach, I wouldn't blame you.

• Easiest: Take 10-15 minutes to walk through my code. Notice how I approached different problems and how you may or may not want to do something similar. From there, start building and reference my project only as you need it.

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