This getting started guide assumes you have some knowledge of the command line and git. If not here's a great site to learn git, and here's a code academy course on the command line.

You can install node.js on your computer here. As far as I know it's pretty straightforward, if you have issues just Google it, there are plenty of installation guides online.

If you'r on a mac and have homebrew install I know the command is:

brew install node

If you're on linux or windows just Google it, I'm sure something will pop up.

1. First thing your going to want to do is clone this repository and then cd into the React/ui/ directory.

2. In order to run you'll need to download all the necessary modules. Assuming you have node.js installed the command is:

npm install

3. You can then run a development server locally with the command

npm start

4. Open up your browser and go to localhost:8080 and everything should be running.

If you have docker I set up some rudimentary docker files to run everything. If you don't you can install docker here. Then simply cd into the React/ directory and run:

docker-compose up

This will set up the proper volumes and everything. Then just open your browser and go to localhost:8080

Custom Orthopaedic Solutions is hiring:

If any of this stuff interests you and you're looking for a internship/jobs Custom Orthopaedic Solutions (COS) is hiring, that's where I interned there last summer and learned everything I covered in my talk and more there. Just email Rakesh Guha at [email protected] He's a super nice guy and Case alum.

me:

If you have any questions about my talk, my experience at COS, or anything else. don't hesitate to reach out, the best email to reach me is [email protected]. My case id is adc82, but I get a lot of junk to that email so I tend to not check it as carefully...

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If this talk interested you and you're looking to dive deeper any of the material here are some great links.

• This is a full-stack Redux Tutorial. When I was learning React/Redux I probably went through this tutorial 10 times
• This is one of my favorite tech talks ever. It was given at React.js Conf 2015 on immutable.js, but covers a lot of topics such as why immutable data is important and functional programming principles. I think everyone should watch this even if you don't care about JavaScript
• React documentation
• Immutable.js documentation