If you’re looking for a quick (and free!) way to publish your React project, look no further than GitHub Pages.
Although I recommend conducting the majority of your styling for your React project in your App.css file, there are time when inline styling is more convenient. For instance, if there is just one dimension or small feature you wish to change and make clear in the component.
At my last job interview, I told my interviewer that my favorite language was Ruby. “Why?” He asked. I told him it was user-friendly and self-explanatory. “How?” He asked. “Give me examples.” At the time, I stammered over my words. I mostly expected him to validate my sentence rather than insist I back it up. Now, it the calm of my room, I can articulate what I meant.
I felt like I was walking through a room blindfolded. I thought I would have someone guide me, but it turned out, I was alone.
There were days I was terribly frustrated about this project and the future of it looked bleak. However, I kept pushing, trying to understand more about the way React and Redux work. Finally, it began to make sense. I certainly know far more now than at the beginning of the project. It is true, twhen one is forced to rise to an occasion, they usually do and become better for it.