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Deno and React.js

A dinosaur app built with React, Vite and TypeScript

This demo is a simple React app. It uses Vite as the local server, and is written in TypeScript. The app is a simple dinosaur app that displays a list of dinosaurs and allows the user to add a new dinosaur to the list.

You can follow along with the tutorial on the Deno Docs.

Run the app

To run the app, you need to have Deno installed on your machine. You can install Deno by running the following command, or following the instructions in the Deno docs:

curl -fsSL https://deno.land/install.sh | sh

Once you have Deno installed, you can run the app with the following command:

deno task dev

Build the app

To build the app, you can run the following command:

deno task build

Serve the app with Deno

To serve the app with Deno, you can run the following command:

deno task serve

Deno logo  💚 Vue logo by Evan Yu