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Lots of code is provided in this course. We’ll go over the files provided in the project files and how to run our simple app.
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open up the project files in
your favorite text editor.
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I'll be using Visual Studio Code.
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The project files contain two folders,
client and api.
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The api folder contains
the back end of our app.
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It's a simple Express REST API
application that authenticates users
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using basic authentication.
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In this course, I'll focus on how to
implement basic authentication in React.
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If you like to learn how to
build the back end as well,
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I've included a link to an instruction
step in the teacher's notes below.
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