Note - One of the dependencies is Xcode. While installing, if you run into an error that says, gyp: No Xcode or CLT version detected! please do the following:

1. Execute xcode-select --install in terminal.
2. Delete the "node_modules" folder located within the "catch-of-the-day" folder.
3. Execute npm install once more.

cd into catch-of-the-day and follow along with the lessons

Each numbered folder in stepped-solutions contains the files for the beginning of each correspondingly numbered lesson, should you need them. So, if you need any code, pull the appropriate file into your catch-of-the-day folder.

Restart your dev tools or your chrome browser entirely. They will only show up when you are viewing a React app - so make sure you test it on Facebook or another website that is running React. It won't work on your empty main.js file until you import React from 'react'.

There may be a few different causes for this:

• Webpack currently can't handle folder/file names that contain parentheses.
• Webpack also has problems running inside folders for Dropbox/Google Drive type services. Git is recommended for keeping your files in sync across multiple computers.

Be sure to select "Realtime database" as as your database type inside Firebase. If you created your database as a Cloud Firestore type, you can change it in the Database tab.

Firebase by default only allows logins from localhost or the Firebase website. You'll need to add your deploy URL to the Authorized Domains in the Sign-in method area of your Firebase console.

Here is the .htaccess file we use in the apache deployment lesson

RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.html$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.html [L]