React Starter Kit — base for devtest demo

1. requires node >5
2. npm install
3. npm start

See the timelog.txt for time spent on the various pages and setting up the starter kit.

I did put some thought into the frame work I picked. I wanted something up to date with the state of things, something that could be used for the next 2 years without feeling deprecated. I wanted an environment that took care of the bulk of the heavy lifting in setting up a system for me. So I started with https://github.com/kriasoft/react-starter-kit . I forked it and started from there.

Understand that my base react knowledge was limited, I've half way through a couple of tutorials but that's it. Also, there were a lot of packages in this kit that I've never used before. Which is largely reflected in the startup time.

At this point I'm considering some architectural decisions I made and how I might rework things to let things be a little more data driven and less static. I could play with component identification and rendering, but the details of the layouts might be poor with this approach. So, currently, it is what it is.