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* Rewrite "adding React to existing app"
Fixes#988
* Some copy
* typo
* Update babel instructions
* Update umd link
* Add prod minification section
* Show "button" example in several targets
* wip
* More
* More
* tweak
* yas
* Multi root tip
* moaar
* alot
* Tweak links
* Explain better
* better lead
* tweaks
* tweaks
* wording
* More reassuring tone
* Grammar
* wording
* feedback from readers
* Use id, not class
* More nits
* Re-add a useful section
* Update Ref API in docs
Update to new React.createRef() API in guide "Uncontrolled Components".
* Update Ref API in doc example
Use new Ref API in guide's example.
* Fix syntax error in example
* Update highlighting ranges in docs
After updating to the new createRef API, the highlighting ranges in Uncontrolled Components were wrong.
* Update highlighting ranges in docs example
After updating to the new createRef API, the highlighting ranges in Uncontrolled Components were wrong.
* Update highlighting ranges in docs example
Remove empty line in source code.
* Update uncontrolled-components.md
* Update input-type-file.js
- you can _just_ open it in
- It _renders_ a heading saying “Hello, world!” on the page. - you are using the same word as the thing you are describing.
- “A Note on JavaScript” the title doe snot suggest that you need to read it because you are learning about react ,not JS. Something like “React & JavaScript” or something like “Knowledge Level Assumptions”
- “we recommend **refreshing** your JavaScript knowledge so you can follow along more easily.” — refreshing suggest that someone. Already knows JS, so if they don’t know JS they will feel dejected. Try “We highly recommend [going through a Javascript tutorial]() to check your knowledge level.”
- “We also use some of the ES6 syntax” - **We** that suggests its a us vs the user. Instead go for “**The documentation** will use some [ES6 Syntax](LINK TO WHAT IS ES6)”
It's obvious enough that this is the same method. I don't think repeating its name in the list brings any value, and it puts too much visual emphasis on something we're trying to deemphasize.
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Dan Abramov
Jon Kiparsky
Kristofer Selbekk
Alex Krolick
Monica Powell
Sylvan Mably
Adam Saghy
Stephen Lau
Rodrigo Bermúdez Schettino
Sophie Alpert
Jonathan Berger
Andy Edwards
Jenny Wong
Sébastien Boulet
Sophie Alpert
Brian Vaughn
Andrew Clark
Philipp Spiess
John Park